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  1. From China to Shina

    If you look at Japanese newspapers before and during the War, you will find that instead of using “China” (中国, Chūgoku), papers used “Shina” (支那; Zhīnà in Mandarin) to refer to the Republic of China.

  2. Zhuangzi Was Never Laozi

    Laozi and Zhuangzi did not belong to the same school.

  3. Recently I heard a claim that surprised me: Xinjiang once ran one of the best bilingual education systems in the world.

  4. Two years after Giordano Bruno burnt in Rome.

  5. How Mandarin Became Standard Chinese

    Chinese history holds two opposing views on Qin Shi Huang (秦始皇), the first emperor of China.

  6. A team of AI and sociology researchers at Renmin University of China (RUC) recently interviewed 92 residents of a Beijing urban community for two hours each, capturing migration stories, marriages, career turns, grievances about community issues.

  7. I’m always fond of exploring places where time got encapsulated, where you wander into a rural village nobody recommends and find a preserved temple hall standing quietly behind a primary school.

  8. Stanford’s 2026 AI Index Report found that over 83% of Chinese respondents see AI products as more beneficial than harmful.

  9. When China Was the Edge of the World

    China in Chinese, 中国 (Zhōngguó), means “Middle Kingdom.”

  10. Dragon or Loong?

    China’s 龙(龍) and the West’s dragon are not the same creature.

  11. How a Chinese Local Congress Said No

    Chinese local congresses rarely reject the projects their governments put before them.

  12. Ray Dalio says the world is reverting to China’s ancient order of kowtows and hierarchy, the tribute system.1 In his account, it runs on deference, not force: lesser powers acknowledge a dominant center, and in return get trade and protection.

  13. Picture how the US makes its elite.

  14. The one-person company (OPC) is booming in China.

  15. Every high school student in China has seen the checkbox.

  16. I avoided acupuncture for decades.

  17. Hanfu: One Garment, Two Opposite Crimes

    A young woman was surrounded by a crowd and made to take off her clothes in the street.

  18. When India Asked for the Tao Te Ching

    There is a fatal irony in cultural exchange: the more you adapt a message for a foreign audience, the more you risk losing the very thing that made it worth sharing.

  19. How Chan Became Zen

    The pilgrim sites of Zen are mostly in Japan.

  20. In Shanghai there is a joke about Tilanqiao Prison 提篮桥监狱 that has circulated in financial circles for at least two decades.