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Some individuals of Yunnan's Dai minority still carry some of the ancient characteristic symbols of their heritage: black-dyed teeth and tattoos.
by Cameron Hack, additional reporting by Edoardo Donati Fogliazza and Valerie Osipov, 14 February 2019
Dating back to the 10th century, the peculiar Chinese tradition of foot-binding was a common practice among young girls in China.
by Cameron Hack, additional reporting by Edoardo Donati Fogliazza and Valerie Osipov, 14 February 2019
And if so, are those living in the remote Gansu town of Liqian today the descendants of these lost troops?
by Matthew Bossons, 11 January 2019
Chinese firms are working to radically change the way we experience the world around us through augmented reality.
by Adam Robbins, 02 November 2018
A colossal government-run wine bureau helps.
by Noelle Mateer, 23 August 2018
In our July 2018 cover story, we spotlight China’s hip-hop dance scene and how street dancers are educating the masses – while dancing around regulations.
by Dominique Wong, additional reporting by Lu Qinxin and Edoardo Donati Fogliazza, 20 July 2018
The market closures are part of the government’s attempt to clear Beijing of “big city ills” like pollution and traffic, as well as cap the population at 23 million by 2020.
by Dominique Wong, 22 June 2018
The rich water-faring culture of the Tanka people has no institutional outlet for expression or preservation and has, in some places, faded.
by Daniel Plafker, 01 June 2018
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