Did 3,000 Chinese Troops Really Disappear in 1939?

The eeriest type of disappearances are the ones that happen en masse – were a group of people all evaporate into thin air without a trace.

by Matthew Bossons, 24 November 2016

8 Restaurants Got Michelin Stars in First Guangzhou Guide

The day of reckoning for Guangzhou's chefs and restaurateurs has hit; here are the results.

by Matthew Bossons, 28 June 2018

20 Famous People Born in the Year of the Rat

Quick-witted, alert, resourceful, thrifty and – according to some – narrow-minded, Rats make great accountants, directors, editors, artists and entrepreneurs.

by Matthew Bossons, 22 January 2020

We Visited the Infamous Laos-China Border Town of Boten

Until 2011, Boten was known for casinos, brothels and nightclubs – all the trappings of a weekend getaway for Yunnan residents looking for a walk on the wild side.

by Matthew Bossons, 27 November 2019

New Meat: Is China Ready for a Plant-Based Future?

China’s growing appetite for animal flesh has triggered alarm bells. Could plant-based ‘meats’ be the key to ensuring the country’s food security?

by Matthew Bossons, 09 May 2020

Hurray! May Day Just Became a 4-Day Holiday in China

Good news for those of you looking to jet off on a mini-vacation this May!

by Matthew Bossons, 22 March 2019

'Super Typhoon' Mangkhut Headed for South China

Guangdong is currently projected to receive two strong storms in the coming days, one of which is expected to morph into a super typhoon.

by Matthew Bossons, 11 September 2018

Massive Police Drug Raid Hits Popular Guangzhou Bar

Police in Zhujiang New Town descended on popular Liede bar Hooley’s Irish Pub in the wee hours of Tuesday morning.

by Matthew Bossons, 05 December 2018

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