Apr 22
As shoppers grow more cautious, China’s retailers are reworking stores, staff, and supply chains around new demands for quality, service, and experience.
A decade of declining births is shrinking maternity wards, reshaping hospitals, and forcing obstetricians to adapt, retrain, or leave the profession altogether.
Qian Linliang
1d ago
Anthropologist
Algorithm-dominated work feels like oppression to many. But couriers with hearing disabilities feel like they finally get fair treatment.
Liu Zixi
Apr 16
Sociologist
Facing mounting uncertainty, many young Chinese are asking if love is too much of a risk. As uncertainty deepens, many young Chinese are coming to see love less as destiny than as a risk to manage.
Zha Shiyire reflects on how a wild, animal-filled childhood in rural Yunnan built an inner sanctuary that still sustains her.
China’s internet café revival reflects a broader consumer shift toward affordable, high-quality shared experiences amid economic caution.
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