A Different Global Power? Understanding China’s Role in the Developing World
By Xiangming Chen & Ivan Su
China is now the largest trading nation in the world, with strong ties to Africa, Latin and America and...
Internet Literature in China – An Interview with Michel Hockx
The following is an interview with Michel Hockx, author of Internet Literature in China. You can follow Michael Hockx on Twitter at @mhockx
Q:What in...
Quest for Demand Recovery Fuels Festivals and Fighting COVID-19
By Dan Steinbock
Hoping to boost the economic impact of the festival season, China also seeks to preempt new variant waves. The ultimate...
A Tale of Two Games: Global Strategies of Multinational Companies in China’s E-commerce Market
By Xin Wang & Justin Ren
Why has there been hardly any successful entry into China’s e-commerce market by western firms? From consumer-to-consumer markets to...
The Gold Standard for Talent Management
In the last half-decade, global awareness of and participation in professional coaching have increased. The reason for this is simple: When it comes to...
5 Tips on How to Successfully Recruit and Keep Employees in Taiwan
The Taiwanese market has become a hub for business and has been drawing so many investors in the last couple of years. Being a...
How China’s Increasingly Emotional Consumers Are Shaking the World
By Jeffrey Towson
The changing behaviour of Chinese consumers is now regularly shaking the world. Suddenly, when these consumers change their minds about something, it...
AI Weiwei Says Art That Can Be Replicated by AI Is ‘Meaningless’ – Philosopher...
By Maria Serban
Ai Weiwei, China’s most famous dissident and artist, has called art that can be easily replicated by artificial intelligence (AI) “meaningless”. What...
A New Femininity Is Starting to Emerge in China
By Qingyue Sun
Over the course of the last century, Western beauty ideals – thinness, light skin, large breasts, large eyes, a small nose and high cheekbones...
What is Pure Land Buddhism? A look at how East Asian Buddhists chant and...
By Charles B. Jones
Many people in the West interpret Buddhism as a path of meditation leading to enlightenment.
What many may not know is...
