Booklist: A Song for China
A beautifully illustrated book for young readers tackles China’s complicated modern history
A beautifully illustrated book for young readers tackles China’s complicated modern history
Matthew Evans’s misguided travels are rife with schadenfreude
Zhejiang writer Wang Shou tackles confused morality and socioeconomic divides in this new Penguin novella
Matt Sheehan raises more questions than answers for “how China and California compete for our future”
TWOC is seeking submissions for its quarterly and annual “Best Books on China” lists
In a tale of obsession and invention, Liu Cixin’s latest translated novel puts a new face on the sci-fi master
Historians are still uncovering a doomed American wartime mission to meet Maoist rebels and broker an alliance
In “Imperial Twilight,” historian Stephen Platt shows how flawed decisions led to full-blown conflict between two mighty trading partners
The publication of Roseanne Lake’s “Leftover in China” was greeted with controversy over attribution, but how well does the book address its topic?
From the last emperor’s autobiography to the reminisces of Lang Lang and Mao’s bodyguard, here are some of TWOC’s favorite memoirs
Who will shape China’s youth narrative—millennials, or the Westerners who can’t stop writing about them?