
Sinan Mansions Becomes a Living Stage for Literature, Art and Culture
The Sinan Literature Month features exhibitions, lectures by prominent authors, street music, and even night tours of the historic Sinan Mansion.
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The Sinan Literature Month features exhibitions, lectures by prominent authors, street music, and even night tours of the historic Sinan Mansion.
@Yang Jian

The weekend Children's Art Festival in Shanghai is turning art into a three-week summer adventure filled with performances, workshops, music and play.
@Fan Chiyu

Goldfish Theater at BFC blends Chinese tradition with digital art, featuring 3,000-plus goldfish across 10 scenes and a dedicated sanatorium.
@Chen Cheng

Skate of the Art: Skateboarding Across Cultures at Fotografiska Shanghai explores how skateboarding has evolved from a street sport into a global visual and cultural movement.
@Yang Di
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A new Chinese anti-war film has become one of the summer box office’s most discussed releases as it offers a Chinese alternative to Hollywood-style war narratives.

A new Chinese film about a chef who opens a restaurant in the Middle East during wartime has revived public interest in the real Chinese restaurant owners who worked in Iraq.

A chance photo request at Lugu Lake led Chen Jie to identify Fei Haiping as a long-lost relative from Taiwan, reconnecting two branches of a family after more than 70 years.

Pudong traffic police connected a struggling family with a job, aid and rent support after repeated stops for illegal tricycle rides.

A new Chinese anti-war film has become one of the summer box office’s most discussed releases as it offers a Chinese alternative to Hollywood-style war narratives.

A new Chinese film about a chef who opens a restaurant in the Middle East during wartime has revived public interest in the real Chinese restaurant owners who worked in Iraq.

A chance photo request at Lugu Lake led Chen Jie to identify Fei Haiping as a long-lost relative from Taiwan, reconnecting two branches of a family after more than 70 years.

Pudong traffic police connected a struggling family with a job, aid and rent support after repeated stops for illegal tricycle rides.

The animated film featuring rough 3D modeling, stiff movement, visual glitches, confusing storytelling and even subtitle errors has become a social media-driven viewing ritual.

Investors are assessing the latest company earnings reports. The pending debut of the heavily oversubscribed Unitree IPO in Shanghai dominates attention.
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TODAY: BROWSE OUR EDITOR'S
HAND PICKED ARTICLES!

A new Chinese anti-war film has become one of the summer box office’s most discussed releases as it offers a Chinese alternative to Hollywood-style war narratives.

A new Chinese film about a chef who opens a restaurant in the Middle East during wartime has revived public interest in the real Chinese restaurant owners who worked in Iraq.

A chance photo request at Lugu Lake led Chen Jie to identify Fei Haiping as a long-lost relative from Taiwan, reconnecting two branches of a family after more than 70 years.

Pudong traffic police connected a struggling family with a job, aid and rent support after repeated stops for illegal tricycle rides.

A new Chinese anti-war film has become one of the summer box office’s most discussed releases as it offers a Chinese alternative to Hollywood-style war narratives.

A new Chinese film about a chef who opens a restaurant in the Middle East during wartime has revived public interest in the real Chinese restaurant owners who worked in Iraq.

A chance photo request at Lugu Lake led Chen Jie to identify Fei Haiping as a long-lost relative from Taiwan, reconnecting two branches of a family after more than 70 years.

Pudong traffic police connected a struggling family with a job, aid and rent support after repeated stops for illegal tricycle rides.

The animated film featuring rough 3D modeling, stiff movement, visual glitches, confusing storytelling and even subtitle errors has become a social media-driven viewing ritual.

Investors are assessing the latest company earnings reports. The pending debut of the heavily oversubscribed Unitree IPO in Shanghai dominates attention.

The Sinan Literature Month features exhibitions, lectures by prominent authors, street music, and even night tours of the historic Sinan Mansion.
@Yang Jian

The weekend Children's Art Festival in Shanghai is turning art into a three-week summer adventure filled with performances, workshops, music and play.
@Fan Chiyu

Goldfish Theater at BFC blends Chinese tradition with digital art, featuring 3,000-plus goldfish across 10 scenes and a dedicated sanatorium.
@Chen Cheng

Skate of the Art: Skateboarding Across Cultures at Fotografiska Shanghai explores how skateboarding has evolved from a street sport into a global visual and cultural movement.
@Yang Di
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