Adam Ruins Everything – How American Created the Model Minority Myth
Entertaining video on the history of “Modern Minority”
Author Archives: Lucille Lee
Chinese High School for a Day
Evening study hall is common in Chinese schools because it is seen as a way to promote equal opportunity
The Gaokao: History, Reform, and Rising International Significance
Since 1977, the Gaokao exam has been the only admission requirement for higher education in China.
China Deploys Covid-19 Vaccine to Build Influence, With U.S. on Sidelines
Beijing is assembling a chain of airplanes, warehouses and trucks to deliver COVID-19 vaccines to the developing world.
New – China Got Its Economy Growing again, but a Shortfall in Babies will be Harder to Fix
China’s workforce is shrinking due to low birth rate.
China’s society is going cashless. Now its central bank is pushing back
What to do with cashless economics?
2.3% Growth reflects achievements and costs of COVID-19 battle
Compared to other countries, China’s relatively better performance amid COVID-19 suggests good economic growth in the near future.
A Look at Douyin, Tiktok’s Chinese Sister App
Unlike TikTok, Douyin bills itself ‘China’s largest platform for knowledge, arts, and cultural heritage.
The Best Guide to XiaoHongShu Marketing: Sell to Gen-Z & Millennials
A trusted source for advice and recommendations from other users and like-minded people
Social Networking in China
China’s social networking sites mirrors that of the rest of the world except that each of these sites is a domestically engineered platform.