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"I don't care, you're hungry." A family of the Zhuang ethnic minority offered Jack Mullinkosson some water, and then a meal during his biking trip through rural Guangxi. Their village had 15 homes and was located way off the main road in the mountains.

Jennifer Holstein is biking across China, after years of studying language and culture.

China, once the “Kingdom of Bicycles,” is again seeing streets transformed by a boom in shared bikes.

Jennifer Holstein hits the streets of China, asking Americans and locals how they really see each other.

Jennifer Holstein is biking across China, discovering the country and its communities one mile at a time.

The Wang Fuk Court fire was Hong Kong’s deadliest in decades. Kyle Obermann 欧阳凯 how it happened and how the city has responded.

In this China Current conversation with Wang Dong, a professor at Peking University’s School of International Studies, we explore his research and perspectives on U.S.–China relations, drawing on insights from the 6th U.S.–China Hong Kong Forum. Kyle Obermann 欧阳凯

Andrew Fung is an ABC (American Born Chinese) creator and comedian who uses humor and honest conversation to explore Chinese culture, Asian identity, and how East and West see each other. @fungbros

Chinese New Year travel is next level. Here’s how they move over a billion people, over nine billion times. Kyle Obermann 欧阳凯 shares the story.

What’s so special about this year - the Year of the Horse? Kyle Obermann 欧阳凯

"I believe that the role of art in this world has become more important than ever before," says Chinese artist Xu Bing in a sit down discussion with CUSEF President James Chau.

New research shows that the famous Venetian lion began life in China as a Tang dynasty tomb guardian before becoming Venice’s iconic mascot. Tasmin Little CBE tells the story.

Philip Tinari speaks about the potential of art to transform lives, even if just for one viewer among thousands. He speaks with James Chau, President of the China-United States Exchange Foundation.

Rebecca Hui at @Roots_Studio works with rural Chinese artists to preserve and share their cultural heritage with the world. Kyle Obermann 欧阳凯

The U.S. and China’s massive concrete production presents both a challenge and an opportunity, notes our nature contributor Kyle Obermann Kyle Obermann 欧阳凯.

#BruceLee passed away 50 years ago, but his spirit lives on.

The Chinese internet is fuming after Arc'teryx hosted a massive fireworks show on Tibetan permafrost. Now, millions are calling out the brand for damaging one of the planet’s most fragile ecosystems.

Ahead of the 28th Beijing Music Festival, our Host @JamesChau spoke with Long Yu, Artistic Director of China Philharmonic Orchestra, who shared his story and how music transcends boundaries to connect people across the globe. BeijingMusicFestival

The Golden Era of Cantopop represents a vibrant chapter in the history of Hong Kong’s popular music. Tasmin Little CBE

“We’ve forgotten how to spend time together.” Our Host Kyle Obermann speaks with Jesse who runs a U.S.-China tea company that brings people and cultures together. @kyleexplores