Dong Xiaoying (董晓莹) is a lawyer based in Guangzhou, China. Her proficiency lies in family law, victim representation and administrative litigation, with a specific emphasis on women's rights protection. As…
Gloria GuoSeptember 8, 2023
At 35, Audrey Tang (唐宗漢) was appointed as Taiwan's digital minister, a role that she also occupied as the country's first transgender and non-binary member of government. More recently, Tang…
Emma CockerellMarch 11, 2021
On Oct. 17, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, one of the PRC’s main governing bodies, declared that schools should conduct “age-appropriate sex education for minors, increasing their…
Vespera LuoDecember 16, 2020
The following biography is drawn from the Stanford Program on International and Cross-cultural Education. Dr. Tanya Lee is the instructor for the China Scholars Program. She most recently served as Outreach…
Valerie WuSeptember 26, 2020
"As everything becomes more digitized and data less private, my browsing history is all tracked by Google Analytics and sold to online retailers," Steven Lu says. "Online ads feed me…
Flora ZhangDecember 30, 2019
"The message you deliver today to a Chinese reporter highly possibly will be the message a US or UK-based media outlet will pick up the next day," Maggie Huo says.…
Chris ShenDecember 26, 2019
西方时尚中的中国元素：与Lei Ping教授的对话 "The newly rich population in China ... have an urge to buy and own products, especially Euro-American high fashion pieces, without knowing the true value of these products,"…
Peilin ChenDecember 19, 2019
“I saw I was in the intersection of an industrial evolution of China, Taiwan, and HK,” says business-owner Charlie Woo, who had to compete with the emergence of large corporations…
Alex RexachDecember 14, 2019
"Filmmakers can only launch a project if they get approval from the film bureau. Lots of films adaptations are expected to comply with state ideology, and the entire film-making process…
Minghui WangDecember 7, 2019
