For Spring Festival holiday, home is where the meal is
With Covid-19 looming, many Chinese have chosen to buy precooked meals to have their family gathering meal at home.
Openly trans doctor Alegra Wolter talks about being a better doctor since finding herself
As an outlier in Indonesia’s medical field, the general practitioner tries to make the most of her position to help others in need.
Lifestyles of the rich and the famous: Why do we care?
In recent years, Korea has seen the rise of the so-called “flex” culture, where individuals boast their wealth via lavish consumption.
People rush to shop for Tet in Ho Chi Minh City
Markets in the city have come alive as people rush to get their holiday shopping done, giving businesses a boost after months of closure.
Distance doesn’t stop overseas Vietnamese from finding special ways to celebrate Tet
The Tet holiday is no less special for Vietnamese citizens who cannot travel back to their homeland for the most special time of year.
Hanoi’s gift hamper market buzzing ahead of Tet
According to retailers, customers have prioritised buying hampers with regional specialities at mid-range prices this year.
Pet grooming industry booming as Spring Festival approaches
China's urban areas have more than 100 million pet dogs and cats and as people prepare for the traditional Chinese new year, pets are also getting festive make overs.
Good knives forged at bargain prices in Tien Loc village
Tien Loc knives have been well-known for their sharpness and hardness for a long time.
She makes stylish vegan shoes, using plant-based material that mimics genuine leather
With her emerging brand, Padilla aims to provide stylish footwear at an affordable price point for the everyday woman’s wardrobe.
China’s younger generation brings innovation to Spring Festival
According to a survey by China Youth Daily, more than half of the youth surveyed favored a mix of traditions and new norms.