At the ancient capital of 13 dynasties, history transforms from static exhibits into immersive, hands-on experiences — ...

On January 18, 2005, tucked away just above a weather report on page 4 of People’s Daily, the main newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), was a three-line notice reporting on the death of an ...

This article appeared in History of War magazine issue 151. On 2 September 1945, Japanese forces officially surrendered to the Republic of China, ending the brutal occupation which began in 1937.

Chinese artist Zhou Xiaoping encountered a new group of friends 30 years ago while on a road trip through Western Australia, which led him to reveal a previously untold relationship between two of the ...

In early 1990, one of China’s most famous dissidents sat holed up with his wife and son in the U.S. embassy in Beijing, watching their country convulse in violence. In June of the previous year, ...

Examine the intricate design of a Qing Dynasty emperor’s silk robe. Get lost in the bustle of a busy festival in late Ming ...

The communist party boss thinks Free China needs to surrender to the communists at Beijing to ‘jointly safeguard the victory ...

In September 2015, President Xi Jinping stood in the Rose Garden next to President Barack Obama and made an unambiguous commitment: China had “no intention to militarize” the artificial islands it was ...

The remarkable success of the movie “Sinners” has sparked a renewed interest in how the two communities wrestled with life under Jim Crow Erika Hayasaki - Freelance journalist The story of the ...