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The Changing Face of Sichuan Opera

The Changing Face of Sichuan Opera

By David Volodzko
An ancient Chinese art form might have to go global to survive.
Why Does Chinese Alcohol Taste So Awful?

Why Does Chinese Alcohol Taste So Awful?

By David Volodzko
China's baijiu gets a bad rap for its powerful flavor, but it's a wonderfully complex drink.

How Chinese and Americans Understand Culture

How Chinese and Americans Understand Culture

By Brent Crane
The two countries seem to have very different perspectives when it comes to their culture.

The Chinese Communist Party's Confucian Revival

The Chinese Communist Party's Confucian Revival

By Jin Kai
Xi Jinping's emphasis on Confucius has a modern-day political purpose.

China and Nation Branding

China and Nation Branding

By Nicholas Dynon
Beijing’s “all-culture” focus is delivering a poor return on its soft power investment.
Hu: China in Cultural War

Hu: China in Cultural War

Hu Jintao warns China is engaged in a cultural war with the West and hostile international forces.

Tiger Mothers To Be Celebrated?

Tiger Mothers To Be Celebrated?

Chinese-American author Amy Chua’s book has shaken up the image of Asian moms—for good or for bad?

Karaoke, Ancient Harmony?

Karaoke, Ancient Harmony?

A popular modern pastime in countries like China and Japan, karaoke’s roots may actually lie in ancient philosophy.

Ai Weiwei, Art 'Godfather'

Ai Weiwei, Art 'Godfather'

Experts following the recent ‘art crackdown’ in China suggest Ai draws a distinct line between his activism and art.

A Photographer's China

Embracing China isn’t just about shooting from behind a camera lens. Connecting with its people is key.

From Seeds to Dust

From Seeds to Dust

100 million porcelain sunflower seeds that make up artist Ai Wei Wei’s latest work have been deemed a hazard.

Levi's, China Kiss & Make-Up

Levi's, China Kiss & Make-Up

China and Levi’s have forgiven and forgotten—in the name of affordable jeans.

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