Witness to History by Paul Hoffmann
On the dark, rainy afternoon of November 28, 1938, a slight 18-year-old Austrian man took in his first impressions of Shanghai. Paul Hoffmann had left … Read more
The Missing Buddhas by Tony Miller
As chaos reigned in China in the early 1900s, a group of life-sized Buddhist statues suddenly appeared and caused a sensation, being both exquisite and … Read more
The Lettuce Diaries by Xavier Naville
A snobbish French executive arrives in Shanghai with his expensive shoes and ties, expecting a short career-boosting posting before returning to Paris. BUY THE LETTUCE … Read more
The Eunuch by Jonathan Kos-Read
The Emperor has brutally murdered one of his concubines, something which, everyone admits, he has every right to do…. Or did he? In the bitterly … Read more
Spring Flower: A Tale of Two Rivers. Interview with Richard Perkins
Spring Flower: A Tale of Two Rivers is the autobiography of Jean Tren-Hwa Perkins. Jean was given up for adoption to a missionary couple, Dr. … Read more
Interview with Simon Gjeroe, author of ‘Made in China’
Simon Gjeroe is a Danish writer and author of Made in China, published by Earnshaw Books. In his book, Simon Gjeroe humorously tackles the subject … Read more
Spring Flower: A Tale of Two Rivers
Spring Flower: A Tale of Two Rivers by Jean Tren-Hwa Perkins, MD The story of one woman’s journey from poverty to privilege to persecution, and … Read more
Made in China by Simon Gjeroe
Simon Gjeroe became a father in China and suddenly had to deal with serious questions: Can you live with your wife if she has not … Read more
Interview with Nona Mock Wyman
Author of ‘Bamboo Women’ and ‘Chopstick Childhood in a Town of Silver Spoons’ Nona Mock Wyman is a published author of four books. In 1935, … Read more
The Eunuch by Jonathan Kos-Read
The Emperor has brutally killed one of his concubines, something which, everyone admits, he has every right to do… Or did he? In the bitterly … Read more
Hiking in China by Mable-Ann Chang
For hikers, China offers a unique combination of varied terrains, depth of history and culture, and also safety. Far beyond its massive cities, the Middle … Read more
New Nansha Library, AI-supported library opens in Guangzhou
The new Nansha Library opened in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province on Monday, applies a great variety of scientific and technological innovations to overcome the shortcomings of … Read more
Beyond the Eyes by Chun-Chen Chang
“Beyond the eyes” has won the “1st Hou Shan Literature Award- New Author” in 2019. In the places where sunshine is nowhere to be found, … Read more
TAICCA Showcases the Best of Taiwan’s Stories at the Guadalajara International Book Fair
The Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA) is participating in the most important event of the Spanish language publishing industry, the Guadalajara International Book Fair (La … Read more