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AUDIO ARTICLES

FEMINISM

When Chinese Women Dominate a Tech Scene

As more women-focused hackathons emerge in Chinese cities, they’re not only drawing more women into a traditionally male-dominated tech field, but al…

Luna Huang

April 27, 2026

SOCIAL CHINESE

How Chinese Netizens Find Joy, Identity, and Rebellion in Food

In an uncertain world, young Chinese turn to food for simple joy and quiet rebellion against the fast-paced modern life—taking pride in eating well a…

Aria Zhang

April 22, 2026

TRADITIONAL CULTURE

Celebrating Sanyuesan: A Vibrant Fusion of Tradition and Myth

From ancestral worship to joyous festivities, discover the rich cultural significance of Sanyuesan, or Shangsi Festival, across China

Liu Jue (刘珏)

April 20, 2026

HISTORICAL FIGURES

The Remarkable Qians: An Ancient Chinese Family’s Legacy of Modern Greatness

Rocket scientists, novelists, Nobel Prize winners: meet the Chinese family whose bloodline reads like a who’s who of the modern world

Evan Taylor

April 18, 2026

ENTERTAINMENT

Dating by Proxy: Why Young Chinese Prefer Dating Shows to Real Dates

Dating and marriage-themed reality shows are booming as the real-life marriage rate declines in China

Tan Yunfei (谭云飞)

April 15, 2026

TRAVEL

A Walk in Color: Chasing Spring Across China

As cities across China welcome the arrival of spring, the latest trend of “colorwalk”—where young people explore their surroundings based on a chosen…

The Editors

April 13, 2026

TRADITIONAL CULTURE

What’s Driving China’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Boom?

The gains and growing pains of China’s ICH preservation over two and a half decades

Liu Jue (刘珏)

April 10, 2026

ANCIENT HISTORY

The 3,000-Year-Old Poetry Collection That’s Still Alive

From millennia-old rituals to everyday idioms, the Classic of Poetry’s importance to Chinese literary culture cannot be overstated—and a recent archa…

Sun Jiahui (孙佳慧)

April 8, 2026

TRADITIONAL CULTURE

How China Turns Intangible Heritage Into Tangible Returns

While many of China’s intangible heritage traditions are struggling to survive, recent commercialization efforts have helped to transform some into s…

Hayley Zhao

April 6, 2026

ANCIENT HISTORY

Roaming Famous Mountains, Wild and Unrestrained: How Ancient Scholars Sought Knowledge on the Road

China’s great philosophers, historians, and poets had one thing in common. They got up from their desk and hit the dusty trail.

Sun Jiahui (孙佳慧)

April 3, 2026

BOOKS

Women, Seated: A Story of Female Relationships and Class Tension in Contemporary China

In her latest novel, Zhang Yueran offers a stark, nuanced portrait of three women from different socioeconomic backgrounds navigating power, desire, …

Hayley Zhao

April 1, 2026

SOCIAL CHINESE

An AI Guru Has Become a New Battleground Between Young and Old

Chinese millennials have found an unlikely ally: an AI-generated elder who preaches what they can’t

Aria Zhang

March 30, 2026

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