Discover the hard work underlying art as Peng Xiangjie showcases the hardships and meaning behind China’s marginalized circus workers’ labor

A contemporary Daoist understanding of ink art. That’s how curator and scholar Yan Zhou defines his “Way of the Ink.” But what does it imply

This month in Artist Profile, we present Li Lihong, a Chinese ceramicist who brings omnipresent nowadays iconography with a dragon’s touch.

Fake characters and The Book from the Sky. Contemporary art embodying universal philosophical questions?

Mao’s iconography might be the most used image to represent the PRC. But what about PRC’s fortune 运?

A call to go back to a more natural Dao and align with the essential things of life, rather than the ephemeral concerns of our modernity.

“One person’s religion is another person’s superstition,” wrote Gibson. What does superstition mean in the Chinese context then?

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!

There is a reason why Howie Lee’s gigs are packed with trendy youngsters singing along every track, and it says something of today’s China.

In China, gambling is not only a money-matter but a social activity echoing community life. Yet, for how long in rapidly changing China?