A series of new government measures are scheduled to take effect next month, including new policies governing online passport ...

Last week’s column (“Taiwan in Time: The Hakka defenders of Hsinchu,” June 15, page 12) explored how Hakka militias in Sansia ...

For years, vestiges of the old city are fast disappearing under layers of concrete and high-rises. Yet, nestled amid the ...

The new map features a 10-dash line that includes the eastern parts of the disputed South China Sea that fall within the Philippines’ 200 nautical mile exclusive economic zone (EEZ), which the ...

China anticipates that the intention of many countries in G20 is to criticize aggression and encroachments by large countries be it Russian kinetic operation in Ukraine or China’s incremental ...

In an era dominated by short videos, 28-year-old vlogger Xiaozhong (pseudonym) has garnered millions of views with his long-form travel vlogs, most of which run over 20 minutes.

Jurong West 505 Food Centre #01-12 Opening Hours: 6am – 2:30pm (Tues – Sun), Closed Mon Run by Mr. Chang, a Hepo Hakka with roots in Guangdong’s Jiexi County, Traditional Hakka Lui Cha serves a bowl ...

At first sight, you probably would not guess that Jephina Lueche could speak Hakka, a Chinese language variety most widely spoken in China’s south, let alone that she teaches it to others. But ...

Min has about 70 million speakers in China, which has been categorised in three subgroups: Min Nan, Min-Bei and Min Dong. Other languages included in the map are Hakka, Gan, Xiang, Jin, Pinghua ...

Amap, one of China’s leading navigation platforms, has officially launched its first English-language map targeting overseas users. This groundbreaking development aims to make navigating China ...

Gaode Map, also known as Amap, a widely used Chinese web mapping and navigation app, launched the industry’s first online cycling map of China on Monday, featuring 110 premium cycling routes. Users ...

China has placed great rhetorical weight on its vague claim to that part of the South China Sea (ie, nearly all of it) which falls within its “nine-dash line”.