Kaixin Guoguo is a Sichuanese migrant ayi working in a top university in Shanghai. However, she doesn’t have a contract.

Where can you find ayi on the streets of Shanghai? The park? The wet market? Take a deep dive into middle-age women lifestyles!

Square dance is a common sight in many Chinese cities. However, some residents see it as a problem. Where did this controversy come from?

Winter is coming, and so are padded coats. The time when your around-the-block ayi takes a morning walk in her floral PJs is back!

The willingness to move the limbs depends on whether they have a specific use. Without a purpose, the limbs and even the soul could atrophy.

Quarelling damas (or aunties) is a sensation on Bilibili. What does bringing this marginalized group into the spotlight say about China?

If you speak Mandarin, chances are you are no stranger to the term 阿姨 ayi (auntie). Why then make such a simple concept November's topic?