Half the internet was shocked he could actually speak fluent Mandarin—with a Northern-Eastern Chinese accent though. You might not be familiar with the name Bowen Yang, but you’ve definitely seen him ...

In a bizarre twist that nobody—or everybody—saw coming, IKEA’s tiny furniture sets meant for dolls are becoming the hottest commodity among Labubu collectors worldwide. If you’ve noticed adults ...

We look at how these minors are hustling in the last mile of the food delivery game, what the safety risks are, and why China's educated workforce is turning to food delivery in troves.

But after the set’s release, fans quickly noticed something was off about that card in particular: the art looked eerily similar to a piece by Chinese illustrator 晓鸣鲤 (@lanjiujiu), known for his ...

"You and Me" Festival unlike anything else in China. It's third annual edition brings free-form chaos, international guests, and even a massage workshop.

We look at how this artist not only highlight Xincun architecture style in the 1990s, but offer a poetic hit of nostalgia as well.

Shi Yongxin, the Head of the Shaolin Temple, has recently been accused of several serious allegations. ,Shi Yongxin—once the powerful abbot of China’s legendary Shaolin Temple—has recently been ...

Daniel Dae Kim is finally getting his flowers. The Korean American actor has become the first Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) nominee for Best Leading Actor in a Play at the Tony Awards, ...

The tech giant is taking AI and 3D content creation to new grounds with its recently announced open-source AI, Hunyuan3D World Model 1.0. We look at just how vast these new worlds are.

The Hong Kong-brewed app has the city buzzing about how and where to find your next favorite coffee spot. But will its authenticity last?

A baizuo could be someone who mindlessly shares a post about a small town’s dog meat festival, with a snarky caption that condescends toward China as a whole. Or it could be someone who asserts that ...

Chinese readers are often buying entirely different books to international readers of Chinese fiction - what's going on?