‘Convergence 2.0’ offers sound interpretation of Ch...
Arkebe Oqubay argued for reframing “China 2.0” around the shared task of building a greener, fa...
China’s tourist-site NPCs: Can a viral role become a...
At tourist sites, a growing number of performers are bringing these characters to life, enriching...
Rana Mitter: Head-of-state diplomacy to play key role...
Rana Mitter believes that head-of-state diplomacy will play a positive and important role in shap...
Tang system forged Chinese legal and national identity
The Tang system gave new depth and substance to the ancient Chinese ideal of “grand unity.”
Under the same moon: Mid-Autumn Festival from antiqui...
The Mid-Autumn Festival carries ideas about the ancient concept of Heaven and humanity, while also embodying rich and vibrant modern values.
‘Annales School’ in China: Fu Yiling and his intell...
A founding figure in the Chinese school of socioeconomic history, Fu made major contributions to the development of ancient Chinese history and specialized history—pa...
Echoes across Eurasia: Artistic parallels in Chinese,...
Exploring the convergences between Chinese and Western art and literature at the formative stages of their respective civilizations offers a deeper appreciation of the...
Beneath the blade: Butchers in classical Chinese fiction
Blades rise and fall, life gives way to death, and the stories of butchers carry forward an age-old Chinese exploration of survival, morality, and the human heart.
New book sheds light on development of nation
The book's value lies in tackling important questions head-on through substantive r...
Foucault's radio interviews explored in Beijing book discussion
In front of the microphone, Foucault deftly fielded questions from fellow participa...
Revisiting the idea of the ideal orator and education
To educate someone in eloquence was to ultimately educate the person behind the voi...
New books gather Xinjiang's scattered historical threads
The two works bring together scattered historical records, clarify the main threads...
Ma Shitu: A life between words and duty
Ma Shitu was a man of remarkable vitality—his life rarely paused, even well into his centenari...
Pan Guangdan and his academic life
As China’s first sociobiologist, Pan analyzed and assessed Chinese history through the princip...
Ye Shengtao made Chinese fairy tales from...
Ye Shengtao (1894–1988) created the first collection of fairy tales in the history of Chinese ...
