In Baoding, Hebei Province, a dining spot known as Koi Pond Restaurant has gone viral on TikTok for turning its entire dining area floor into an aquarium. The catch is simple and theatrical: round ...

From streaking in late-night Beijing to battles with nature, RADII explores the fearless world of performance artist Li Binyuan.

An artistic take on packaging mall artworks, evoking childhood memories of those who grew up in 1970s–80s in China.

Traditional artistry meets modern storytelling as Shanghai Animation Film Studio's latest release redefines success in Chinese cinema. In a market still dominated by flashy CGI spectacles, a humble ...

Yup, we're officially here where window shopping for your perfect robot is now a reality. Not just that, there's a whole mall dedicated to "shopping for robots." In a move that feels straight out of a ...

Blending soundscapes, dialect reflections, and the taste of Wuhan breakfast, an evening in NYC offers a new telling of Hubei’s stories.

In an era where U.S.-China relations are increasingly tense, published author Jeff Chang’s latest book arrives with profound cultural significance. The Can’t Stop Won’t Stop author turns his ...

Documentary “We Were Smart” sheds light on the shunned subculture shamate and China’s urban-rural gulf Focused largely around rural migrant workers who’d travelled to China’s cities to get in on, and ...

Tea farmers have a saying: “One day leaf, the next day tea.” What they mean by this is that a leaf can be used to make perfectly good tea one day, and the next day it’s useless, just another leaf on ...

This Chinese chain, which markets itself as Japanese, is rapidly growing from a "two-dollar store" into a retail giant Picture walking down a New York City street, and seeing an enticing, ...

The popularity of "Little Fresh Meat" is apparently all down to a CIA operation China’s scientific community has entered the conversation about the wave of fresh-faced, androgynous Chinese male stars ...

A meme calling the protests currently roiling Hong Kong a “shame” blew up the Chinese internet today. The image — which reads “I support Hong Kong police, you can hit me” in traditional Chinese ...