Jane Lo discusses A Summer Like That and the stories behind her latest novel
Hong Kong and Xiamen in fiction: Jane Lo on the settings of A Summer Like That Jane Lo is a Chinese-Canadian writer and English teacher … Read more
China Remembers by Lijia Zhang and Calum MacLeod: An Oral History of Modern China
China Remembers Oral History of 50 Years of Transformation China Remembers is an oral history compilation by Lijia Zhang and Calum MacLeod that offers an … Read more
Lijia Zhang’s Memoir of China’s Transformation in Socialism Is Great
Lijia Zhang’s Journey from Missile Factory to the Tiananmen Protests “Socialism Is Great!”: A Worker’s Memoir of the New China is a firsthand account of … Read more
Lotus by Lijia Zhang: A Story of Resilience and Transformation
The Hidden World of Shenzhen’s Streets in Lijia Zhang’s Lotus Lijia Zhang’s novel Lotus delves into the life of a young woman navigating the complexities … Read more
Hasu August Discusses her Novel The Envelopes and its Societal Themes
The Envelopes Weaves Together Modern China Through One Writers Eyes Hasu August is a writer and photographer born in 1968. She studied photography in Japan … Read more
Chris Stowers Discusses his Experiences as a Photojournalist in Conflict Zones
Life behind the lens, Chris Stowers reflects on photojournalism across continents Chris Stowers is a British photographer who has spent over three decades documenting his … Read more
My China in Tang Poetry Volume Three features late Tang poets
Susan Wan Dolling discusses themes of friendship and love in Tang poetry My China in Tang Poetry is a collection of translations and readings of … Read more
Jean Hoffmann Lewanda traces Jewish resilience from Europe to China
Threads of Memory: Jewish Migration Stories from Imperial Russia to China Jean Hoffmann Lewanda, born in New York City in 1954, is an author and … Read more
Joel Bigman discusses The Second Journey and merging ancient traditions
A new adventure inspired by Journey to the West and Talmudic stories Joel Bigman is an Israeli author and semiconductor industry professional whose literary work … Read more
Martin Petersen Brings 1930s Shanghai to Life in City of Lost Souls
City of Lost Souls Brings Old Shanghai to Life Martin Petersen is an expert on China and a former senior executive with the CIA. He … Read more
Nancy Steinhardt Documents 180 Years of Chinese Architecture in New Book
Nancy Steinhardt Compiles Modern Chinese Architecture Survey Architecture scholar Nancy Steinhardt discusses her research on Chinese architectural evolution, examining building transformations across provinces since 1840. … Read more
Yun Rou interwines Daoist wisdom with a timeless love story in Love Becomes Her
Love Becomes Her expands Yun Rou’s philosophical narrative Yun Rou, a Daoist monk and philosopher educated at Yale, Cornell, and the University of California, is … Read more
Life and love in Tammy Treichel’s Hutong Heartthrobs
Tammy Treichel’s experience of life in Beijing’s hutongs Tammy (Tamara) Arehart Treichel is an American academic and editor based in Beijing. After earning a PhD … Read more
Murder in the Maloo Brings 1870s Shanghai to English Readers
Paul Bevan Breathes New Life into Forgotten Chinese Pulp Fiction Paul Bevan is a Sinologist, historian, and literary translator. He lectured in Modern Chinese Literature … Read more