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[The China Project] Sushi restaurants in China left scrambling after Fukushima-linked seafood ban
Beijing’s ban on Japanese seafood, coupled with rising animosity toward all things Japanese, have sent sushi restaurants in China searching for alternative supplies and, in some cases, new recipes.Cli...
12 Sep 20239min
[Rest of World] Why Chinese EV battery manufacturers are flocking to Hungary
BYD, EVE Energy, Huayou Cobalt and more have announced new projects in Hungary in the last few months. They are drawn to the country’s access to European automakers, government subsidies, and favorabl...
12 Sep 202311min
[The China Project] China’s other half: Wilderness
China is known for its megacities, but 42% of it is wilderness — the barren and primitive, but also pockets of spectacular biodiversity. As the country’s adventurers discover the joy of exploring thes...
8 Sep 202316min
[The China Project] Lean Lui’s critical look at bullying culture
“Being bullied in school is something that can happen to anyone,” Lui shares. “The subjects in my photos are meant to simply be symbolic. The bullies and victims could be you, maybe me, or anyone else...
8 Sep 20239min
[The World of Chinese] Why are diamonds no longer China’s best friend?
As the diamond market plummets, young Chinese people are finding new alternatives to symbolize their love.Click here to read the article by Shao Yefan.Narrated by Sarah Kutulakos.See Privacy Policy at...
8 Sep 202310min
[Rest of World] Chinese sextortion scammers are flooding Twitter
Scammers are targeting Chinese-language users, harassing political dissidents and influential figures.Click here to read the article by Caiwei Chen.Narrated by Kaiser Kuo.See Privacy Policy at https:/...
8 Sep 20238min
[The China Project] A Shanghai bookseller gets kidnapped — and brings out the copyright police
In the early 20th century, Chessboard Street in Shanghai was the heart of the Chinese publishing industry. This is where our story begins: when Li Difan, a salesman for a small Shanghai bookseller, fo...
7 Sep 202310min
[The China Project] How Crocs made a comeback in China this summer
In an otherwise restrained era for Chinese youth, the return of brightly colored, highly customizable rubber clogs allows for both escape and self-expression.Click here to read the article by Zhao Yua...
5 Sep 202312min
