A low-budget, dialect film with no big-name stars, “Dear You” has become one of China’s most celebrated films in recent memory—and a quiet rebuke to …
As publishers increasingly rely on book bloggers to drive sales, questions over authenticity, algorithms, fabrication and reliance on AI continue to …
A decade on, armored combat, a niche historical battle sport, is starting to make ripples in the country despite its high barrier to entry
With the national men’s soccer team absent once again from the upcoming FIFA World Cup, how are netizens mocking (and supporting) Chinese soccer?
Despite Shanghai’s reputation as a trendsetting city in China, its cuisine—known as “benbangcai”—is surprisingly hard to find outside the megacity. Y…
Check out our roundup of the latest Chinese drama releases—dark comedy, crime thrillers, urban romance, and the turbulent life of a traditional opera…
Released in early May, the low-budget Chaoshan-dialect hit film “Dear You” has brought “qiaopi”—a unique form of letters sent with money—back into th…
Princess Li Jingxun was only nine years old when she died. From her resting place, she gifted the modern world a glimpse into a forgotten era of turb…
While the box office revenue remained lukewarm this holiday, many domestic films won over audiences and critics alike, from the poignant story of a C…
Designed for fragmented attention and instant access, mini games have evolved from a niche product designed by small studios into an increasingly AI-…