The Surprisingly Ancient Origins of Christmas in China
From Christians in the Tang dynasty to all-night parties in early 1900s Shanghai, the Western holiday has a longer history in China than most people …
From Christians in the Tang dynasty to all-night parties in early 1900s Shanghai, the Western holiday has a longer history in China than most people …
It’s always holiday season in Yiwu, a “fourth-tier” Chinese city where migrant workers churn out two-thirds of the world’s Christmas decorations
Indie hits and notable flops: Here is a roundup of big happenings in Chinese and diaspora films this year
This master astronomer and mathematician solved the mystery of lunar eclipses, simplified proofs, and advocated learning for all—male and female
Two sex educators for children and adolescents with intellectual disabilities discuss how society can better serve this vulnerable community
Soaring infections, questionable treatments, viral dance moves, medicine price gouging, and a meteorite spotted—it’s Viral Week
Sneaking out of lockdown, paying small fortunes, and contracting Covid: the travails of Chinese soccer fans at the FIFA World Cup
The Chinese internet has exploded with people sharing their positive Covid-19 tests, and joking about what to do next
A researcher reflects on the social factors driving an increase in crimes committed by women, and what’s being done to help
After lockdowns and gathering restrictions ravaged movie theaters across China, those remaining are looking for alternative business models to survive
Learn the legends, rituals, and drinking games behind China’s most famous drink