Two-Way Communication: How China Adopted Japanese Terms to Discuss Modernity
In the early 20th century, debate raged in China over whether to accept a deluge of Japanese loanwords
In the early 20th century, debate raged in China over whether to accept a deluge of Japanese loanwords
Tired of “Love Actually” and “Home Alone”? Here are four Chinese-language Christmas movies to watch this festive season.
Eight noteworthy stories from a tumultuous year for gender-based news and developments in China
From paper and straw to fur coats...this is what ancient Chinese wore to keep themselves warm in winter
In times of rising anti-migrant sentiment in the Netherlands, Chinese comedy clubs provide community and an outlet for reflections on diaspora life
Despite the efforts of volunteers, poor accessibility still hinders tourism for China’s visually impaired
From the women of Xunpu to ancient emperors, the floral hairpin has been a cherished tradition among both men and women for centuries, serving as dec…
Netizens are turning to “pet communicators” to improve their relationships with their furry friends, despite a lack of science behind these animal ps…
Chinese films that impressed at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam this November
A guide to expressing embarrassment like a Chinese netizen
From Wu Zetian to Emperor Yongzheng, China’s imperial rulers were obsessed with people conspiring against the throne and came up with various systems…
Young workers are turning to qualifications, exams, and certificates to stay ahead in a competitive job market and to feel productive in their spare …