From Weapon to Costume Piece: The Formidable Hairpins of Fuzhou
With a 1,600-year history, Fuzhou’s “tri-hairpin” has evolved from weapon to accessory to nearly forgotten artifact, but now, thanks to a small group…
With a 1,600-year history, Fuzhou’s “tri-hairpin” has evolved from weapon to accessory to nearly forgotten artifact, but now, thanks to a small group…
How a mural artist invents and builds deities inspired by the spiritual customs of Quanzhou
The dialect of the Southern Min region is spoken by 45 million people worldwide (and makes for great pop music)
Sugar-making in Longyan, Fujian province, is the sweetest job in town
Lychees, water chestnuts, and crispy pork…What’s not to like about this succulent Fujian dish?
Fujian’s Pingtan Island offers a gateway to Taiwan and a fragile maritime charm
An endangered Fujianese dialect from the birthplace of Mazu, the goddess of mariners
Genealogy tourism grows as overseas Chinese seek clues to their identity