The story today is told by Wang Hongbao (王红宝), who was a member of a team of Chinese diplomats tasked with setting up a liason office in the United States after Nixon’s historical visit to China, to prepare for establishment of formal diplomatic ties between the two countries.

A 1930s novel of manners with evocative descriptions of Old Beijing offers surprisingly timeless observations about what it means to be an expat in China.

We’re visiting Zhouzhuang (周庄) near Suzhou. It’s a 5A attraction so I know I’m warned about the crowds, but on photos, it does look like a very nice Watertown, with original old buildings rather than cheap recreations. The historical village center is a gated off area, with hotels and restaurants build around it. The entrance […]

Gong Yan revient sur le parcours du PSA, entre collaborations franco-chinoises, expositions marquantes et apprentissage au cœur de l’art contemporain.

Kites have long been a significant part of Chinese culture – a tradition that dates back over 2,000 years.

Black Box in China’s Labor Market