Living in a world of love like never before
To many young people, it seems that intimate relationships are something no longer worthy of much celebration.
Hong Kong eyes radical move to revive once thriving nightlife scene
In stark contrast, across the border in neighbouring Shenzhen, the streets are buzzing, with hawkers hawking their wares and the chatter of passers-by.
Top AI chatbots have political biases, according to a study
The study showed that OpenAI’s ChatGPT had more left-learning and libertarian biases while Meta’s LLaMA was more right-leaning and authoritarian.
TikToker lovingly bridges Japan, Cambodia
Nakahara Yumi's passionate TikTok rendition of songs has since captivated the virtual world, amassing an impressive 224,500 hearts and thousands of interactions from a broad…
It’s a mucky job! Mae Hong Son teachers make muddy journey to work
A recent video clip that has gone viral shows a group of teachers struggling to pull their motorbike from muck as they head to work up a mountain in Mae Hong Son province.
Confidence at any size
Meet Yangyang, a plus-size fashion blogger who has found body positive confidence in a world that continues to disparage people who do not fit body size norms.
China’s youths rediscovering cities at a gentler pace
The city walk phenomenon has become so widespread that there are now more than 570,000 related posts on social media platform Xiaohongshu.
Amid continued woes, Korea struggles to salvage World Scout Jamboree
Besides the heat waves, hostile environment and pests at the Jamboree site, Covid-19 infections have become another major concern.
China looks to limit children to two hours a day on their phones
The authorities have in recent years grown increasingly concerned about rates of myopia and Internet addiction among young people.
Siem Reap women’s weaving skills draw Dutch entrepreneur
The highly skilled artisans use rattan and lpak to handcraft a range of products including bags, jewellery and souvenirs, as well as home and hotel decorations.