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The quaint little pieces of art have an interesting backstory, one which weaves together the history of tobacco, royalty and art in China. Today, inside-painting of snuff bottles is...
by Alistair Baker-Brian, 11 December 2020
In 1598, Ming Dynasty authorities allowed a team of Spanish traders from Manila to set up shop in China’s PRD.
by Ryan Gandolfo, 25 September 2019
Wan Rong was the wife of China's last emperor Puyi and once lived in Beijing's Mao’er Hutong.
by Alistair Baker-Brian, 27 May 2021
In the 20s and 30s fighters from all over the world took to the boxing rings of Asia, but the stakes were never higher than in the Canidrome Gardens of Shanghai.
by Paul French, 01 August 2019
We explore the classic text-cumsoothsayer, I Ching, to find out how it works and – more importantly –whether it still does
by Dr. Jonathan Chatwin, 08 January 2016
The unique culinary history of chef Dong Linfa.
by That's Shanghai, 25 July 2019
The 8th Company of Shanghai Garrison, People's Liberation Army was founded on August 6, 1947, and since 1949 it has been stationed on Nanjing Lu.
by Emma Chi, 06 August 2021
The daughter of pre-war Shanghai's most pivotal architect talks about her father Lazlo Hudec's most famous works.
by That's Shanghai, 24 August 2017
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