Ten years ago today, an earthquake struck the southwestern Chinese province of Sichuan, killing nearly 70,000 people and leaving a further 18,000 missing. In the days that followed, the victims of the ...

Over the course of our fieldwork, my research partner and I learned that this was a surprisingly common experience among ...

Geneticists have used a cutting-edge DNA base editing treatment on several patients to cure thalassemia, a prevalent and ...

With limited releases, high resale prices, and celebrity fans, Labubu toys are leading a new wave of Chinese intellectual ...

With blankets, snow machines, and limited funding, a small team of scientists is testing a desperate plan to slow the collapse of one of China’s most vulnerable glaciers.

Foucault had a cat called Insanity, Huxley had Limbo, Sartre had Néant, Derrida had Logos, and my cat is called Schrödinger.

Faced with high costs and shifting values, young Chinese couples are increasingly choosing to rent gold jewelry for their weddings rather than buy it outright. Wearing gold has long held deep cultural ...

Low ridership has pushed the city’s metro to scale back air conditioning, lights, escalators, and service hours in a bid to ...

In an attempt to rein in bureaucratic excess and promote frugality, the government has renewed guidelines taking aim at ...

Held in Shanghai for the first time, the Asian Champions League drew thousands of players and fans from around the world.