Article by Alecia Spencer Shenzhen: A young, dynamic and tech-driven city Shenzhen is a coastal city in southern China, just north of Hong Kong. Its location along the South China Sea, with low hills and a long shoreline, shapes the city’s layout and growth. Coastal walkways offer clear views of Read more…
Article by Maia Trubiano In late October 2025, China’s Communist Party called for a nationwide mobilisation to achieve “decisive breakthroughs” in semiconductors and other strategic technologies. The message, issued through a central committee document outlining priorities for the upcoming 2026–2030 Five-Year Plan, signalled a new phase in Beijing’s push for Read more…
Article by Stefano Macchia Shanghai doesn’t ask for your attention, but it easily steals it. The variety of the city is one of a kind, as one minute you are under plane trees in a quiet lane and two blocks later you are staring at a skyline that looks like Read more…
Article by Stefano Macchia If most cities in the world could be easily described and portrayed with a map, seldom do some resemble a compass with many needles. There the imperial lives along the playful, the ritual stands proud next to the profane; but the wind in Beijing still blows Read more…
Introduction Tea, a beverage cherished globally for its taste and cultural significance, has a rich history that spans thousands of years. From humble origins in ancient China as a medicinal herb to its diverse consumption around the world today, tea has evolved and adapted to cultural contexts throughout history. This Read more…
China’s travel industry is undergoing a significant transformation in the post-pandemic era. It used to be dominated by rigid group tours, but now it reflects a more diverse, experience-driven approach to tourism. Chinese travelers – especially younger generations – are seeking personalized, immersive, and flexible journeys shaped by economic changes, Read more…
Introduction In the last centuries, but also in the last decades, Chinese society has undergone profound change overall but especially regarding the role of women. In traditional China, women, as in most societies, were considered inferior to men. More precisely, they were constrained to stay at home and be obedient, Read more…
[BCSA BUSINESS TEAM 24/25 – Scriptwriter: Sarthak Agarwal] Introduction Alfredo Altavilla is no stranger to challenges. With over 30 years in the automotive industry, including various pivotal roles at Fiat Chrysler and now Special Advisor at BYD for Euopean Market, he has navigated some of the industry’s most defining moments. Read more…
The Rise of Kweichow Moutai as China’s Market Giant In a market where tech giants like Tencent reign supreme, it’s remarkable that Kweichow Moutai—a liquor producer—still ranks among China’s top publicly traded companies. Born as a state-owned distillery, Moutai has grown into a cultural and financial powerhouse. After peaking near Read more…
[BCSA SOCIAL MEDIA TEAM 24/25 – Author: — Elisa Jin] In ancient China, weddings were considered one of the Four Great Joys in life. The complexity of the rituals and the depth of their meaning reflected the importance that Chinese people placed on marriage. Traditional Chinese weddings typically followed the Read more…