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Omeida Chinese Academy is a Chinese Language School located in in the serene and magical county of Yangshuo in Guilin, China.
Zhang Jingran's photography offers a uniquely different look at contemporary China. Supernatural Reality http://neocha.com/magazine/supernatural-reality/
A selection of the week’s best photos by Sixth Tone’s visual editors.
Beijing-based fashion label MARRKNULL makes social commentary about China’s rapid development
A selection of the week’s best photos by Sixth Tone’s visual editors.
Four places to cool off with nut soups, tropical fruits and slippery jellies.cantonese, dessert, tangshui, tang shui
The past decade has seen a vibrant craft brew scene arise in Beijing. Here are the best places to enjoy a cold one.
A selection of the week’s best photos by Sixth Tone’s visual editors.
Seven Emotions http://neocha.com/magazine/seven-emotions/
We ask a Chinese medicine expert to break down her favorite herbs
China is a country with varying climates, traditions, and cultures. It reflects in Chinese tea and Chinese tea ceremony (Read more) -
Zhenmeat is targeting the Chinese market initially with two products made from plant- and fungus-based proteins, a faux pork tenderloin and a crayfish substitute. Expansion to Southest Asia is planned.
Zhang Yindi tells the story of how she became the Beer Lady.
Yang Yuhuan (AD 719-756), one of the four great beauties of ancient China, has long been a muse for
When trying to find the bottom and eventual recovery, it’s best to align your strategy with those companies that will emerge to fit the policies articulated by Beijing, writes Gerard DeBenedetto.
If there was a competition for weird tea names, “Ya Shi Xiang” or “Ya Shi” (literally means “duck shit fragrance” or “duck shit”) would probably rank at least in the top three. You must be curious when you hear this name: Does it look like or smell like duck shit? Is it similar to cat
Written by Sean Callahan In 2017, I spent a month apprenticing under a master silversmith in a small Bai village in Yunnan, China. I expected to simply learn the techniques used to craft silver jewelry, but my master and teacher, Li Shifu, showed me that in order to truly appreciate a piece of silver, one must understand…
As Beijing's Today Art Museum opens the exhibition of its third Wang Shikuo Award, now is a good moment to consider contemporary art in China. The show at Today will feature the work of 12 artists, all of whom are in the running for the Wang Shikuo Award and a 100,000 RMB (US $14,540) prize. Prominent artists shortlisted include installation artist Wang Weisi, video artist Jiang Kaiqun and painter Cai Yaling.
In business, sometimes it pays to get your hands dirty.
