Night markets shine in Chongqing
The night-time economy has emerged as a new driver of Chongqing to establish itself into an international central city for consumption.
National Ballet of China brings classic Chinese novel to life
Dream of the Red Chambe, written by Cao Xueqin during the Qing Dynasty, is considered to be one of China's greatest novels.
4 couples share how they overcame challenges and found joy in each other
Couples such as former convict-turned-chef-entrepreneur Benny Se Teo and his wife, Ms Chan Mei Kam, talk about how they found love in middle age.
Seeding rural prosperity in China
In August 2021, Liu Kaifu knew his task was simple: to boost the village income.
For Korea’s first world barista champion, failure was path to success
“My parents, professor and friends were all concerned that I was choosing the wrong path”, Jeon, who is now the co-head of Momos Coffee, said.
20,000 people mark restoration and consecration of Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple
The $3.5 million restoration involved 12 specialist sculptors and 7 artisans from India who worked on the sanctums, domes and ceiling frescoes.
The sound of our history
Zhao, the principal sanxian player in the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra, has devoted his career to perfecting his skill and preserving this ancient art.
Two sun bears injured by wire traps in North Sumatra national park
Sun bears are listed as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, and are threatened by habitat loss and hunting for traditional medicine.
‘Lato-lato’ hype continues to grip Indonesia
While the spotlight on lato-lato might cast the toy in a negative light, the balls still have many supporters.
37,000 join Hong Kong marathon after virus curbs ease
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said that Hong Kong will gradually host a series of sports competitions and international events this year.