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TWOC is seeking submissions for its quarterly and annual “Best Books on China” lists

By The Editors August 24, 2019

ARTS, FICTION

New city, new girl, new lies: A short story translated from Hong Kong-based writer Cheng Jiaoyang

By Cheng Jiaoyang (程皎旸) & Moy Hau April 23, 2016

ARTS, FICTION

A journey through the sky and the mind, part 2

By Nicholas Richards June 28, 2015

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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

China’s long quest to produce a great crime novel

How a 19th-century act of “corporate espionage” changed world history

The Wanggongchang Explosion continues to mystify historians almost 400 years later

“Maybe she had slipped through to some other dimension…Perhaps the whale had traveled the same way and died on the prairie.”

Check out our new translated Chinese short story, by Hong Kong-based writer Cheng Jiaoyang