After Mao
Robert Templer
The Chinese Communist Party consolidates it’s power
Category: East Asia
The last generation
Kang-Chun Cheng
Chinese – and Taiwanese – identity in the New World
China calling
Paul French
The spy novel in the ‘Chinese century’
Paper gods
James Flath
China’s popular prints beguile and enchant
Town life
Rhoda Feng
Cho Nam-joo puts Korean society under the spotlight
Winter City
Ivan Stacy
A poem from Ivan Stacy
Laxman and I
Abhishek Mehrotra
The roadside artist and his subject
Voyage home
Seng Savunthara
Davy Chou’s latest film, Return to Seoul
Sculpted time
Sabina Knight
An anthology of Tang poetry
Hong Kong type
Wong Yi
An interview with author Dung Kai-cheung
Where’s Jia Junpeng?
Manya Koetse
The year China discovered social media
Forced exile
Evan Fowler
China is not just changing institutions in Hong Kong
Xi in power
George Magnus
The enigma remains
Hostility, caution
John Gittings
Western attitudes towards China are full of contradictions
Hell Choson
Kion You
Charting the miracle on the Han
Coconut craze
Brandon C. Yen
How coconuts conquered the world
Tell a friend
Lok Man Law
Poetry from Lok Man Law
Hollywood folly
Anne Stevenson-Yang
Once upon a time in China
My own heart
Laura Jane Lee
A memoir of a city and its people
Forbidden writer
Brian Haman
An interview with Yan Lianke
Subjects
Evan Fowler
First the Brits, now the Chinese
Revolutionary type
Rhoda Feng
The legend of the Chinese typewriter
Cry wolf
Yuan Yi Zhu
Anything but diplomatic
Cantonese dreams
Xu Xi
Dung Kai-cheung’s disappearing Hong Kong
Body image
David Hopkins
Turning photography into art in Japan
Mohan’s world
James Crabtree
An interview with Raja Mohan
Kowloon City
Karen Cheung
How do we know when a place has become history?
Keeping the flies out
Anne Stevenson-Yang
China is closing its doors to the world
Keep adding oil
Yan Lee
How overseas Hongkongers are maintaining the fight
Twin rivers
Jack Weatherford
An exploration of waterways in China and Russia
Mother’s boy
Mark Robinson
Jun’ichiro Tanizaki’s stories in English, for the first time
Seoul affairs
Lisa Hofmann-Kuroda
Sang Young Park’s novel transcends its elements
Extraditions
Michael Freeman
A review of Laura Jane Lee’s new poetry
Dead Things
Prerna Kalbag
A poem from Prerna Kalbag
Burning memory
David Hopkins
A documentary remembers the firebombing of Tokyo
City limits
Susan Acret
Making space in Hong Kong
Serve them up
Tse Wei
On the origins of Chinese food in America
My double life
Lok Man Law
How to live in the new Hong Kong
Writing China
Paul French
A British fascination, lived and imagined