Supported by East West Bank, we highlight the boundary-pushing body of work by China's most extreme contemporary artist. Your body is not your limit. Zhang Huan pushes the boundaries of physicality by ...

The last few weeks have seen Harvard’s admissions process on trial. But the case — brought by Affirmative Action opponent Edward Blum and being tried by the Boston Federal Courthouse at the moment — ...

The first snow of 2002 Came a little later than before Stopped at the second-rate car on the eighth floor And took away the last fallen yellow leaf So begins Dao Lang’s “The First Snow of 2002,” the ...

This week’s song is sung by Stephanie Chou and Octavia Romano, but we really could’ve chosen any of several versions (e.g., here’s one with Placido Domingo). That’s because “Kangding Love Song” is one ...

The fair brings together artists from all over China who are experimenting with different kinds of mediums and materials, while proposing an alternative to the traditional art fair.

Beijing’s Palace Museum is undergoing large-scale renovation for its 100th anniversary, and the creative decision to hide its construction has garnered mixed reviews. We explore both the ...

A Changzhou water park’s weird and alleged promotion ignites debate over ethics and sexism in China’s leisure industry. Hold onto your floaties—Jurassic Water World in Changzhou, China, has reportedly ...

Spanning decades of monumental changes, the sprawling compound of Sentul Depot went from a rail hub to a cultural landmark.

While the national team stumbles, a grassroots amateur football tournament in Jiangsu is stealing all the spotlight.

In every city, there is a stylist who becomes the go-to for models and influencers in need of a transformative hairstyle. In Singapore, that stylist is none other than Junz Loke. Known for his ...

China’s kindergarten crisis: an alarming number of schools across the country have shuttered amid population plunge. Is this the future, or lack there of, for the next generation's education? China is ...

We look at the implications from the official action taken by the country on its youth amidst its ever-growing landscape of tech and AI. In a bold move that’s got tech enthusiasts and students buzzing ...