Category: Lifestyle
Commuters crowd a subway station at rush hour in Beijing, China. (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)
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'Land of Big Numbers' Author Te-Ping Chen on Writing Her Way Through the Dark
The Wall Street Journal reporter talks to Asia Blog about her debut collection of short stories, which depict ordinary lives in China and of the Chinese diaspora.
Check out these exciting Fall 2013 internship opportunities with the online team at Asia Society's New York headquarters.
As we pause to reflect on this somber anniversary, Emily Brill over at ChinaFile poses a rather unusual question: "Beijing’s Air in 2013 or Ground Zero’s After 9/11: Which Was Worse?" Her findings may surprise you.
The Taipei-born, Berlin-based Dirty Beaches frontman chats about making music in Beijing, his love of Wong Kar Wai movies and his own forays into filmmaking.
It's time to think big or #DRINKBIG. Learn about how 626 Night Market's Patricia Huang and Albert Chu constructed the world's largest boba cup in two months.
Before the famously strong Chinese liquor becomes available in the U.S., one Western convert offers his top recommendations.
"That is one of the most alluring things about noodles," says chef and author Jen Lin-Liu, "how varied they are."
From being inspired by Mariah Carey to being part of the world premiere of "Honeymoon in Vegas", Broadway actor Raymond Lee talks about his beginnings in show biz and Asian American representation in the media.
Why poetry? Spoken word poet Sarah Kay shares her experiences introducing poetry to individuals all over the world.
