Features
May-22-2013
- Opera about famous Shanghai tailors
- An original opera about a famous tailor group in Shanghai, "Hong Bang Tailors," will recall stories of old Shanghai and the first Western suits or Sun Yat-sen jackets.
May-19-2013
- Young heroes become Hollywood box office hits
- It looks like young heroes are not only saviors of the world, but also box office hits.
May-18-2013
- The Art of the wardrobe
- A glance at the evolution of men's fashion in China reveals a rich and layered history.
May-16-2013
- Print publishing's digital challenge
- Traditional publishing must adapt in order to stay relevant in an increasingly digital world.
May-16-2013
- Bringing target readers to book
- New York-based author Gayle Feldman says that that long-term research is crucial for Chinese publishers looking to understand their target readers and increase their global market share.
May-15-2013
- Unchained malady
- Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained" is finally back in Chinese cinemas, but at what cost, following its controversial withdrawal in April?
May-10-2013
- Music reflects his life
- Xu Wei's sentimental and sensitive nature is reflected in his songs.
May-7-2013
- The lost art of a gallery
- Hundreds of Beijing's art outlets look to the local market and artists to see them through troubled times.
May-3-2013
- Mortar and pestle decipher the commonality of cultures
- Dozens of mortars and pestles that were recently displayed in Beijing represent the commonality of the different cultures.
May-2-2013
- A brush with cultural tradition
- Yu Tianying, the manager of renowned writing brush store Daiyuexuan, is on a mission to put the heart and soul back into the craft of writing.
