The end of slow green trains: a gaze into the social impact of China's modernization
Slow green trains are disappearing at a high rate. But is Chinese railway network’s modernization such a good news?
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Luis Matte Diaz
The passengers of their youth
Quality or quantity? Fast race or endurance? When talking about children, I prefer to reflect on each step rather than the end of the race.
Gustavo Fiorello
Up in the sky: how did air travel develop in China
From a government monopoly to a thriving industry. How did China’s civil aviation become so big, and what are the post-pandemic prospects?
Amarsanaa Battulga
Mainland cinema’s journey to the west and back
I like mainland cinema. You like mainland cinema. But do we like the same mainland cinema? Same film, different versions.
Beatrice Tamagno
The night I went to Inner Mongolia
Years ago, for two or three months, I was a full-time passenger.
This is the story of how I traveled from Zhejiang to Inner Mongolia.
Caterina Paiva
From Passenger to Pasajero: When ambiguity in language translates a new eye into Shanghai
Shanghai is the vessel by which one travels the journey that Shanghai proposes, one into China's economic and technological development.
Beatrice Tamagno
Editorial - Away we go: being a passenger in China
Every year for CNY, tens of millions of Chinese are on the move to visit their families. What does it mean to be a passenger in China?
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