From imported luxury to detested health hazard to essential Covid lockdown supply, canned fruits have had a complicated relationship with Chinese con…
Canned peaches sell out as fever cure and ‘Travel Code’ goes offline as China shifts pandemic narrative, and new Nanjing Massacre diary published—it’…
Struggling against sexist notions, married women try to hold on to their land rights
Two villages allegedly disappeared overnight in the last century: Where did they go? Did they even exist?
For one short period in 2001 and 2002, China’s men’s soccer team was the pride of a jubilant nation
Author Han Jinliang’s contribution to the growing body of Chinese Covid literature on pandemic restrictions and collective loss
How the blacklisting of one popular online forum left droves of Chinese fans of queer fan fiction without a ”home”
From cosmopolitan pictures to musical tourism advertisements, the Tianshan Film Studio once galvanized filmmaking in Xinjiang, but now struggles to r…
China’s former president dies aged 96, multiple cities relax Covid restrictions, Chinese tea granted World Heritage status, astronauts return from sp…
Asian-Australian author Shelley Parker-Chan’s “She Who Became the Sun” may not be historically accurate, but that’s not the main reason to read it
“Maybe she had slipped through to some other dimension…Perhaps the whale had traveled the same way and died on the prairie.”
Since the 13th century, a mysterious creature in Kanas Lake has been killing livestock and baffling researchers
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