ChunxiaoPEOPLEFading Memories of New Year’s Eve: Spring Festival Gala SkitsSkits are a big part of Chinese people’s collective memory of NYE. But lately their humorous quality gave way to a more political purpose.
Will VagariPEOPLEThe end of slow green trains: a gaze into the social impact of China's modernizationSlow green trains are disappearing at a high rate. But is Chinese railway network’s modernization such a good news?
Will VagariPEOPLEChristian beliefs for modern Chinese minds: how come is this imported religion thriving?Christianity is the fastest-growing religion in China. Why is this dogma resonating with Chinese people?
Gustavo Fiorello PEOPLEDance like no one’s watching? The quarrels with dancing ladies in China Square dance is a common sight in many Chinese cities. However, some residents see it as a problem. Where did this controversy come from?
Will VagariPEOPLEGambling with Fate for Status and Fire In China, gambling is not only a money-matter but a social activity echoing community life. Yet, for how long in rapidly changing China?