Freelance journalist in London | Previously in China + Jordan
Written for @TheTimes, @TimeOutShanghai, @ThePIENews, @DefensePost, @TheSliceTowHam + more.
A wonderful new exhibition at St Anne’s Church in Limehouse sets apart myth and reality of London’s first Chinatown - Limehouse Chinatown.
https://t.co/QGn354sBSa
Limehouse Chinatown was London’s first Chinatown, once home to a vibrant Chinese community, before disappearing to time. Learn all about it in our article:
https://t.co/RJdnXAVagz
This saturday 28th March, Young China Watchers London will be hosting their 9th annual conference. There are still a few tickets left. Make sure to get yours here:
https://t.co/6bQDHsb5fI
@Variety Variety this article has several mistakes. For example the short film's title is Chief Jia's Dance (贾科长Dance), it was made by the director himself. Here is the original post by Jia Zhangke himself on Weibo, which would be a better source for you to use: https://t.co/7tXbBsMwGZ
In a Q&A with @RobertPostings, medic and writer Dr. Ruby Wang (@RcjWang) discusses China's success in harnessing technology into healthcare and the pervasive issue of inequality across the system. https://t.co/hzKgsczjMR
Out now: My Q&A with @thewirechina@RobertPostings on China’s Healthtech landscape - how its internet hospitals, mobile health apps, and LLM integration are driving a now world/leading digital health ecosystem - & why rest of world needs to pay attention
https://t.co/Q1wM1iS6m5
@lizziedearden Google AI summaries are awful, wish they could be easily turned off. However, they can be avoided by selecting the 'web' search function from the options under the search bar, which provides just the search results. None of the AI/summaries/questions etc
On Tuesday 3rd June I'll be moderating a talk about 'Reporting on China' at the great @frontlineclub in London. Come along to hear from a diverse group of four great journalists about the realities of reporting on China.
Get your tickets here: https://t.co/l5NYD6pCyg
On Tuesday 3rd June I'll be moderating a talk about 'Reporting on China' at the great @frontlineclub in London. Come along to hear from a diverse group of four great journalists about the realities of reporting on China.
Get your tickets here: https://t.co/l5NYD6pCyg
May 18th is the last chance to check out the great 'Living Spirits' exhibition in London about the Bai people of Yunnan, China. Part of London Craft Week, it is organised by Yicrafts x Liuran. Read my article about the exhibition here: https://t.co/R40xL6wTMk
May 18th is the last chance to check out the great 'Living Spirits' exhibition in London about the Bai people of Yunnan, China. Part of London Craft Week, it is organised by Yicrafts x Liuran. Read my article about the exhibition here: https://t.co/R40xL6wTMk
China Minutes sat down with @xuetingni to talk about her latest work Sinophagia from @Solarisbooks, Chinese horror, and sharing Chinese culture with the West. Read the full interview below:
https://t.co/MbN4bHvU4G
I wrote about the Chinese Uncle who followed IShowSpeed across China. Turns out his goal was to promote his hometown of Rongchang. There, he is a local internet celebrity who works to promote local businesses, support farmers, and do charity work.
@SpeedExplore Uncle is Jiang Ge, who followed IShowSpeed around China to promote his hometown. He dedicates his time to promote his home, support farmers, and do charitable work. Read the story here:
https://t.co/sIwHJD7mnP
@SpeedExplore Uncle is Jiang Ge, who followed IShowSpeed around China to promote his hometown. He dedicates his time to promote his home, support farmers, and do charitable work. Read the story here:
https://t.co/sIwHJD7mnP
I fear the people of Myanmar will have the same problems Syrians did following the 2023 earthquake. An authoritarian government stealing aid to line their pockets while preventing aid from reaching areas outside their control.
There was at least two arrests, the first as police (unsuccessfully) tried to clear protesters off the street then another as protesters tried to block the van taking the first arrested protesters away. Another protester got shoved to the ground.
Which proves one of the organisers and protesters point - this is not a suitable location for the embassy as there’s simply not enough room for protests.