Sep 21
A literature undergrad’s AI tool made a near-perfect Mandarin version of Haruki Murakami’s new novel in just four hours. What might this mean for translators and copyright holders?
After once leaving rural China behind, two filmmakers returned to document the farmers and workers whose stories are fading from view as the countryside changes.
Bai Huiyuan
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As opportunities to get ahead seem increasingly limited, Chinese audiences are finding more to relate to in culture’s supporting characters.
Cai Yineng
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Chinese academics, writers, and journalists are expected to do everything. As the Zhuge Yiyang controversy shows, many wind up with nothing.
For China’s army of part-time couriers, retirement remains an abstract concept — surviving today is the priority.
At 95, artist Chang Shana struggles to recognize her own son, yet Alzheimer’s disease has not erased her deep connection with the ancient Dunhuang City.
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