‘Sometimes’
Ghojimuhemmed Muhemmed
Poetry by Ghojimuhemmed Muhemmed
Category: East Asia
The party people
Jeffrey Wasserstrom
When will the Party end?
The long party
Jeffrey Wasserstrom
The secret to a long political life
It’s our party
Jeffrey Wasserstrom
The surprising past and unpredictable future of the Chinese Communist Party
Taiwan’s West Berlin moment
Ming-sho Ho
The international vaccine airlift to save Taiwan
An Arrest in Hong Kong
Abby Seiff
An activist’s detention marks the start of 4 June
Chinese primacy
Andy Fitch
An interview with Shivshankar Menon
China at large
Bryony Lau
How to live with a powerful neighbour
A realist’s lament
Michael Reilly
For China and Australia, a question of values
Hidden country
Anne Stevenson-Yang
Out from sight, poverty remains persistent in rural China
Exile island
Joshua Yang
Social and personal trauma in Taiwan
Clan network
Francis Moriarty
Hong Kong and the history of globalisation
The occupation
Peter A. Coclanis
Japan’s occupation of Southeast Asia
Kennedy Town, 5:30 a.m.
Maureen Tai
An early morning in Hong Kong
The art of imitation
Lawrence Li
On Japanese pop legend Ōtaki Eiichi
Reporting each other
Bill Birtles
Mistrust between China and Australia flows both ways
In China’s grip
Yuen Chan
At great cost, journalists continue to bear witness in Hong Kong
Solid object
Holmes Chan
Capturing Hong Kong’s protest movement
Psychobloom
Anne Stevenson-Yang
The rise of therapy in an anxious China
Truth seekers
Christopher G. Moore
A mission to understand the Heart Sutra
Teochew opera
Ken Kwek
A short story by Ken Kwek
Between two whales
Michael Reilly
What will happen to Taiwan now?
Divided selves
Michael Freeman
Language and belonging from the Chinese diaspora
In my hutong
Anthony Tao
Residing among ghosts and memories
Losing hope
Antony Dapiran
China crushes dissent in Hong Kong
Too toxic
Robert Templer
After four decades of destruction, China is facing an environmental catastrophe
China imagined
Yuan Zhu
Despite claims of exceptionalism, China is a normal country
The takeover
Antony Dapiran
Beijing has wasted no time in making Hong Kong China
Cross purposes
Michael Reilly
Xi Jinping’s megalomania can’t explain everything in the Taiwan Strait
Poetry
Vasvi Kejriwal
Poetry from Vasvi Kejriwal
Plain fantasy
Anne Stevenson-Yang
Finally, some great stories from China
That era
Wong Yi
A short story inspired by Wong Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love
Hong Kong rebel
Elaine Yu
Joshua Wong on the future of the protest movement
In Tiananmen’s shadow
Jeffrey Wasserstrom
The similarities—and differences—between Tiananmen Square and Hong Kong
Frozen in Wuhan
Tom Baxter
Fang Fang’s diary helped her compatriots get through the darkest days of the lockdown in Wuhan
Sea mothers
Esther Kim
The extraordinary stories of South Korean famed sea divers
Seeing red
Michael Reilly
Under Chinese influence or guilt by association?
Asia matters
Anjan Sundaram
What does Black Lives Matter mean for Asian artists and writers?
Shanghai’s last race
Paul French
Horse racing, a symbol of British colonialism, went with the empire
Echo in Sahara
Emily Ding
The life of the Taiwanese travel writer Sanmao is the stuff of fiction