Blog Category - Chinese Culture
More than any other grammatical obstacle, my friends who have studied Chinese always seem to stumble on passive tone.
The same group of people behind Luckin Coffee are pushing their concepts into restaurant territory.
I loved many aspects of living and working in China, however, being black in China was a complex experience.
Ever feel like some of the names of subway stations in Beijing can be a little too wordy?
Where shall we place your soul and our memories, my dear pet?
Learning Chinese can be a real pain in the pigu.
First time meeting these Chinese ghosts? Don't be shy! You probably already know their overseas relatives...
By now, you may have heard that China is cracking down on KTV songs with a list of banned songs to be unveiled on National Day, Oct 1.
Next time you can educate your parents why green beans won't save you from cancer and eating sour food won't guarantee them to have a grandson
It's Ghost Month again and we're checking in with the organizer of Beijing's Haunted Walking Tours, Jim Nobles
Culture Yard has announced that they will have to close their physical space in the hutongs.
Juan Manuel Delgado swears by acupuncture and credits the therapy with allowing him to walk again.
Who lives behind those endless walls of apartment windows? These interviews take a small, but meaningful look.
These are considered must-read texts for scholars, and really anyone that is interested in better understanding Chinese culture and language.
Do you dare step foot in a smelly snail rice noodle place?