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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.
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Laozi and Zhuangzi did not belong to the same school.
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Recently I heard a claim that surprised me: Xinjiang once ran one of the best bilingual education systems in the world.
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Two years after Giordano Bruno burnt in Rome.
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Chinese history holds two opposing views on Qin Shi Huang (秦始皇), the first emperor of China.
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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.
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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.
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Stanford’s 2026 AI Index Report found that over 83% of Chinese respondents see AI products as more beneficial than harmful.
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China in Chinese, 中国 (Zhōngguó), means “Middle Kingdom.”
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China’s 龙(龍) and the West’s dragon are not the same creature.
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Chinese local congresses rarely reject the projects their governments put before them.
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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.
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Picture how the US makes its elite.
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The one-person company (OPC) is booming in China.
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Every high school student in China has seen the checkbox.
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I avoided acupuncture for decades.
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A young woman was surrounded by a crowd and made to take off her clothes in the street.
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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.
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The pilgrim sites of Zen are mostly in Japan.
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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.