2018/07/20 |
CARTOON: Saturday Night Dive
Attempts to launch 'Saturday Night Live' in China have hit predictable headwinds.
2018/07/20 |
PHOTO ESSAY: A Journey Along India's Assam-Nagaland Insurgent Border
The 400-km-plus border in northeast India, site of periodic eruptions of conflict, also bears witness to friendship, family and hope.
2018/07/27 |
PHOTO STORY: Creating Sand Sculptures in Vietnam's Forgotten Land
Forgotten Land is Vietnam's first sand park.
2018/08/02 |
CARTOON: Flagging China's Hypocrisy and Weakness
China would never meddle in another country's internal affairs, would it?
2016/06/30 |
Singaporean Illustrator Draws in a World Without Sounds
Despite having a hearing disability, a Singaporean illustrator traveled to a foreign country, Taiwan, for his first time, and is now a professional illustrator for children’s picture books.
2016/07/04 |
Taiwanese Scrivener-Turned-Artist Clashes Western and Eastern Cultures
The highly distinguishable artist has never received any professional training, but his works are in the possession of people like Luc Besson.
2016/10/05 |
INTERVIEW: Film Festival Director Hopes Taiwan Can Lead LGBT Discussion in Asia
From directing an annual film festival to holding Taiwan's first LGBT awards ceremony, Jay Lin wants to connect Taiwan with the international community.
2016/10/06 |
Film Festival Highlights Debate over Death Penalty in Taiwan
A group opposed to capital punishment hopes to raise awareness on the controversial issue through films and after-screening discussions.
2016/10/09 |
OP-ED: Nuit Blanche, A Half-Hearted Attempt At Making Taipei Look Like An 'Artsy' City?
'Taipei’s hosting of Nuit Blanche seems like a half-hearted, commercialized attempt to make Taipei look like an artistic city when the actual creative centers of the city are at risk.'
2017/01/10 |
Chinese Publishers Turn to TV as Book Profits Spiral
Instead of selling the rights to their novels, publishers in China are launching their own production teams to adapt work for the screen.
2017/02/08 |
Beijing’s New Scorched-Earth Policy Against the Uighurs
The exacerbation of police state mechanisms has obviously failed to deter the growth of radicalism in the autonomous region
2017/02/16 |
INFOGRAPHIC: How Wide Does the Sky Lantern Clean-Up Need to Be?
The once annual event has now turned into a daily tourist attraction that harms the environment.
2017/08/07 |
A Brief History of Vietnam's Curry
The roots of Vietnam’s curries, or cà ri, stretch across Asia back to the Indian subcontinent.