AURIANE FAURE probes into the integration of Christianity in China through a historical lens.
Category: Features
TAO TAO HOLMES shares her experience as a perceived insider and perspective as an outside observer in Xinjiang.
YI-LING LIU profiles the “Green Turtles,” Chinese-born students who move overseas to study environmental sciences, and their dilemma of whether or not to return home.
ASHLEY RIVENBARK details the experiences of Chinese migrant workers and highlights the possibilities for hukou system…
In 2013, China Hands became the first magazine to honor young individuals for their exceptional contributions…
APRIL DAN FENG studies the May Fourth Movement and the enduring concept of renzhi. “Petition is…
RACHEL LENG reports on the broader significance of the Chinese gay rights movement In a Beijing…
“It’s fascinating how music can help people relate to each other and give insight on…
For intercultural comedian Jesse Appell, stumbling upon the Chinese language—and by extension Chinese comedy—was a…
“I’ve always been drawn to the role of a public intellectual,” says 2011 Rhodes Scholar…