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The selected Chengdu–Beijing–Shanghai sequence will run from 23 September to 18 October 2026, creating 26 consecutive calendar days of hard-court action. Chengdu opens the route … Read more
The selected Chengdu–Beijing–Shanghai sequence will run from 23 September to 18 October 2026, creating 26 consecutive calendar days of hard-court action. Chengdu opens the route … Read more
The reunion dinner ends, the dishes are cleared, and somewhere between the last of the nian gao and midnight, a deck of cards appears. In … Read more
Sin-ying Ho ceramic explores themes of migration, identity, globalization, and cross-cultural exchange. Sin-ying Ho is a contemporary ceramic artist internationally recognized for her innovative reinterpretations … Read more
American Volunteer Group and their role in China during WWII During the Second Sino-Japanese War, American military photographers captured thousands of images of both American … Read more
Haige Wu is a dynamic artist, specializing to depict cultural stories blending traditional techniques and materials with contemporary methods Haige Wu is an artist, illustrator, … Read more
Found Films in China – What Happened When Old Films Were Discovered Among Urban Debris In 2011, Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province, underwent significant … Read more
Images of Old Tibet: These photos were taken by U.S. military personnel during the period 1942-1943. During 1942-1943, U.S. military personnel stationed in Tibet captured … Read more
Historical pictures of Chongqing In 1937, Japan invaded China and conquered much of the coastal region. In 1937, Japan invaded China, initiating the Second Sino-Japanese … Read more
Rare Images Capture the Intensity of the Battle of Shanghai View 40 rare and graphic images capturing the intensity, destruction, and human cost of the … Read more
Shanghai’s Transformation in 1948 Before the Communist Takeover In 1948, Shanghai was a city at the crossroads of dramatic historical change. It was one of … Read more
Mystical Beasts and Demonic Spirits: A Glimpse into Chinese Folklore Art Chinese mythology, a vibrant repository of tales and traditions, holds a unique place in … Read more
China’s Cultural Revolution: When Sports Became Propaganda 30 Rare color and black and white images describe a different aspect of everyday life during the Cultural … Read more
Vintage Propaganda Posters Directed to Children in Early Communist China. Propaganda has always been a tool for governments to influence public opinion and behavior, particularly … Read more
The Tembor’s Evolution: From Royal Courts to Contemporary Concerts. The Dutar, also known as Tembor (تەمبۈر) and in Chinese as 弹布尔 (Tán bù’ěr), is an … Read more