Author: Zi Yi Sun ; Reviewer: Riccardo Sozzi The South China Sea remains one of the most sensitive maritime regions in the world because several issues overlap there at the same time. It is not only a matter of territorial claims. It also involves maritime law, trade routes, fishing access, Read more…
Article by Anhe Zhu At the heart of central China, Wuhan stands where the Yangtze and Han Rivers join. The hustle and bustle of the city provides both ancient and forward-looking feelings. As the capital of Hubei Province, Wuhan bridges north and south, old and new, water and steel. Its Read more…
Article by Jian Pan Introduction In the context of globalization, cultural competence has become a fundamental component of effective international business practice. Understanding how social norms and symbolic behaviors shape professional interactions is particularly relevant when engaging with cultures where relationships play a central role. In China, two key concepts Read more…
Article by: Luca Penouel, Grace Lee, Stefano Macchia Introduction In China, many of the Western apps we are used to like WhatsApp, Instagram, Google Maps, YouTube, or Gmail do not work properly or are completely blocked because of the country’s strict internet censorship system. To avoid getting cut off from Read more…
Article written by Alice Gong Jin Zi Lu Suzhou (苏州 Sūzhōu) is located in the southeastern part of China, in the region known as Jiangnan, literally “south of the Yangtze River.” This area is famous for its mild climate, fertile land, and rich cultural traditions. With a history spanning over Read more…
Article by Huang Denis Nanjing sits where leafy boulevards meet one of the Chinese mother rivers. It’s a city that pairs vast Ming-era walls and solemn memory with lakeside views as well as scholarly ambience, not to mention the delicious soups you can find in eastern China. So if you’re Read more…
Article by Nicholas Sesson Farre Let’s set a scene: beads of sweat trickle down the foreheads of the fighters from the three kingdoms. The reds, the blues and the yellows, face each other in the heat of battle. You wouldn’t be wrong into imagining a medieval battle set in the Read more…
Article by Giovanna Alessia Crisan and Andrés KrizPorcelain has been called by many names but why “China”? It has to do with not only the origin of Porcelain itself but also how it made its way to the known world. Porcelain was invented in China through a length iterative process Read more…
Article by Alexander Tvaladze For anyone even slightly obsessed with history, it’s hard to avoid stumbling across the name Canton. It’s almost impossible to find any other settlement that might have influenced the history of China and the world so much. Canton has definitely changed its appearance, but also its Read more…
Article by Ying Ying Daniela Xu and Luisa Qiu Introduction In 2025, relations between China and the United States combine two seemingly contradictory dynamics. On the one hand, the two countries are locked in long‑term strategic rivalry: they compete over military power, cutting‑edge technologies, alliances and influence over global rules. Read more…