"My whole life I will probably never spend a few dozen kuai on a restaurant meal, or get to stay in a hotel. But does that make my life incomplete? I don’t think so."
In her first major solo show in China, a retrospective hosted by the UCCA in Beijing’s 798 Art Zone, the prominent multimedia artist entices us to consider questions of technology, identity, and progress.
A series of oil paintings about the harsh conditions that China's 3 million delivery workers face.
From A shares to ChiNext and MSCI’s China index, here is everything you need to know about the global importance of China’s stock markets.
In August 2020, the CGTN anchorwoman Chéng Lěi 成蕾, an Australian citizen, was detained in Beijing. Six months later, she was formally arrested and charged...
SupChina’s guide to the critical issues in China news for 2021. You can’t understand the world without understanding China, and you can’t understand China today without knowledge of these critical issues.
Tracking paranoid rhetoric, visa restrictions, and the targeted policing of China-connected research, which combine to create a hostile atmosphere for Chinese people in the U.S.
The 100 China books you have to read, ranked.
A survey of nearly 150 years of Chinese history through the country's official and unofficial national anthems.
SupChina’s guide to the best of China Twitter in English.
Arthur Waldron is a notable scholar of Chinese history and military affairs whose views are often out of sync with conventional wisdom. In this book review, he argues persuasively against a concept that has become a pillar of establishment thinking on China.
Explaining how each of China's four most popular sports achieved its status.
What was the impetus for RCEP, the largest free trade agreement in the world? Was it a win for China? Why should the U.S. care about this and other Asia-Pacific trade deals? You have questions, we have answers.
Joe Biden is preparing to take office during a particularly fraught moment in U.S.-China relations. To see how Biden might move forward, here’s a look back at how he has navigated the U.S.-China relationship over the years, beginning in 1979, when he was part of the first official Senate delegation to the P.R.C.
How did the Australian-Chinese relationship get so bad, so fast? Australia’s woes offer lessons about “managing China” that are more complex than they first appear.
The first female Asian director to win a Golden Globe award is being feted in the U.S. but censored in her native China.
Hong Kong’s protest movement in 2019 divided families. Many of the city’s young protesters are still finding ways to mend broken relationships.
Lalamove is a hot Hong Kong-based startup company that provides on-demand moving vans to cities all over China and is valued at around $8 billion. Like Uber and other Silicon Valley companies that have disrupted lives as much as they have disrupted business models, Lalamove has its dark side. But the company is now being called to account.
A survey of nearly 150 years of Chinese history through the country's official and unofficial national anthems.
Are they skeptical of their version of the COVID-19 vaccine?
