Once known mainly for Bugis Street, the district has found new life as a youth hangout – driven by thrift culture, ...

The landscape of “ xinzhongshi ,” also known as “New Chinese style” or “ Neo-Chinese style ,” continues to re-conceptualize traditional Chinese symbols through clothing and expand into visual ...

BEHIND a carved gate in a Suzhou garden, four-year-old Miao Muqing twirls in a peach-colored cloak and an embroidered ...

Today (Tuesday, February 17) marks the start of the 2026 Chinese New Year, and celebrations are underway in Liverpool. The city always goes all out for the event, with firecracker displays, unicorn ...

In addition to cycling through 12 animals each year, the Chinese zodiac also rotates between the five traditional Chinese ...

Yin’s ongoing international success is something of an anomaly, and a new exhibition at London’s Hayward Gallery explores three decades of the artist’s practice.

With Chinese New Year approaching, conversations about whether it feels "less festive" or whether it still "feels like ...

It’s not the first time the German sportswear giant has riffed on Chinese aesthetics, but the jacket has dropped at a fascinating intersection of identity, internet culture and even geopolitics.

Chinese New Year 2026 begins on 17 February, marking the start of the Year of the Fire Horse in the Chinese zodiac, but what ...

Traditional Chinese attires such as the samfu and cheongsam have long symbolised Chinese New Year festivities, but a young man here is changing ...

The Forbidden Colours. People are traditionally advised to avoid wearing white or black clothing during the New Year period. These colours are heavily associated with mourning and are thought to bring ...