@ChinaNauts is a magazine whose goal is to publish careful, deep, well-structured, and enjoyable analyses of contemporary China from a global understanding.
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A call to go back to a more natural #Dao and align with the essential things of life, rather than the ephemeral concerns of our modernity.
#Literature
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Menstruating has never been easy. Most cultures have long associated it with sickness and impurity. Exceptions exist, but #China is not one.
#Gender
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“One person’s religion is another person’s superstition,” wrote Gibson. What does #superstition mean in the Chinese context then?
Read our December 2021 editorial here. #Editorial
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The idea of ayi #阿姨 opens the possibility to work on different contemporary Chinese issues. But none is probably as significant to China as the dynamics that came to be with the massive migration.
#ChangingChina
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Where can you find ayis #阿姨 on the streets of #Shanghai? The park? The wet market? Take a deep dive into these middle-aged women's lifestyles.
#VisualArts
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Square dance is a common sight in many Chinese cities. However, some residents see it as a problem. Where did this controversy come from?
#People#广场舞
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When winter comes, so do padded coats. That time of the year when your around-the-block ayi #阿姨 takes a morning walk in her floral PJs!
#VisualArts#东北#大妈#土#潮
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"The willingness to move the limbs depends on whether they have a specific use. Without a purpose, the limbs and even the soul could atrophy."
You can read the short story, "Getting Old with a Social Role," on our website.
#Literature
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Double Eleven, or #双十一, is the biggest shopping festival on the planet, and it is targeting women. Why is that problematic?
#Gender#Alibaba#feminism
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There is a reason why @HowieLee_'s gigs are packed with trendy youngsters singing along to every track, and it says something about today’s #China.
#ChangingChina
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The war epic The Battle at Lake Changjin #长��湖 made the headlines for its box office performance in 2021. But how good is the film itself?
#Cinema
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Quarreling "damas" (#大妈 or #aunties) is a sensation on #Bilibili. What does bringing this marginalized group into the spotlight say about #China?
#ChineseSocialMedia
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Last November, we aimed to showcase who the ayis #阿姨 that you would so often interact with in #China are, what realities they experience, and what culture they bring to life.
Let’s discover together the many faces of the multifaceted ayi! #Editorial
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Collecting objects without real utility has been associated with wealth. But why are Chinese youngsters spending a fortune on #Popmart toys?
#ChangingChina#盲盒#BlindBox
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#Macau is the only place in #China where #casino gambling is legal. How did a #gambling economy shape the change of landscapes in Macau?
#VisualArts
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In #China, #gambling is not only a matter of money but a social activity echoing community life. Yet, for how long in rapidly changing China?
#People
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"Hard is it to be both a #Marvel fan and a patriot in China." Politics triumphs pandemic as a greater danger to #Hollywood interests in #China.
#Cinema
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"Reproduced videos" (再生产视频), bullet comments (弹幕), and some of the best that #Bilibili, Chinese YouTube, has to offer...
#ChineseSocialMedia
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With the #COVID19 outbreak restricting all kinds of social gatherings, Chinese players have gone online to satisfy their betting needs. But what is the social and legal status of online #gambling in #China?
#ChangingChina
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