-
Alone, Not Lonely. An American in China
For 18 years, Mark Levine — a sociology PhD, American country musician, writer, and professor at Minzu University — has transformed his simple Beijing apartment into a "living museum". Filled with memories from his two decades in China, it's more than a home, it's where... 2025-12-25 -
My Home in China—City of Belonging
From Dalian to Wuhan, from Bangladesh to Iraq, two professors who have journeyed across mountains and seas have found their own cities of belonging in China. Mohammad Russel, associate professor at Dalian University of Technology, has been deeply involved in environm... 2025-12-25 -
My Home in China—From Hearing to Loving
"Sound, or rather memory, is a vital part of our society."How do we use sound to preserve culture and memory? Two foreigners in China are writing their own answers.Colin David Chinneryfrom the UK records Beijing's culture through sound. In the Sound Art Museum he co-f... 2025-12-25 -
My Home in China—Where Hearts Belong
Simon Lichtenberg, whoisfrom Denmarkand nowlives in Shanghai,blends Nordic design philosophy with the wisdom of Chinese living; Peter Mecoy, who is from Australia and has been living in Tianjin since 1992, has donated blood over 300 times,weaving his life force into the ci... 2025-12-25 -
HOW CHINA︱How to Use Map Navigation Apps
Map navigation apps are indispensable when traveling in China. So,how to use map navigation apps? Check outthisvideo! The "How China"video series focuses on the real-life challengesforeigners may encounter when coming to and living in China. It aims to provide convenient... 2025-12-24