A New Chapter for Chinese Fiction in Translation
Han Zhang’s new role at Riverhead Books aims to amplify Chinese voices in translation, reshaping what global readers think of Chinese literature.
Han Zhang’s new role at Riverhead Books aims to amplify Chinese voices in translation, reshaping what global readers think of Chinese literature.
As K-pop, anime, and Korean beauty dominate, Chinese traditions are often misattributed or erased. Asian American youth unpack sinophobia and soft power in this article.
Grace Lin, renowned children’s book author and illustrator, weaves Chinese tradition, myths, and tales into her works, remaking them for a younger generation.
Chinese American actor Kara Wang discusses her role as an Asian mom in the indie film, exploring complex maternal characters, grief, and Asian American representation.
Tacoma Chinese Reconciliation Park, the 1871 Augmented Reality Memorial in Los Angeles, and the Requiem sculpture in Rock Springs honor the past, promote healing, and raise awareness.
By drawing inspiration from her travels and her journey to rediscover her Chinese American identity, Elizabeth Su creates a modern take on a tarot deck.
Lloyd Suh’s “The Far Country,” directed by Jennifer Chang, is an intimate portrayal of early 20th-century Chinese immigration. Chang talked to us about the play, its history, and its connections to present day.
The Chinese folklore is typically about romantic love, but guest writer Ariana Kessler reminds us that it can love can be expansive in its reach.
The actor provides insights on portraying the infamous real-life madame Ah Toy on Max’s “Warrior,” a TV series inspired by Bruce Lee’s writings.
Influencer Rosie Tran of @kaleintheclouds models everyday sustainability and self-care.

