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Not dead yet, and won’t age quietly
IT’S rare I get writer’s block. I don’t believe in it. But I starved for ideas this week. You know why? Because I’m 40. Let me repeat that. I’m 40. It’s been a slap in the baps. My birthday was on April ...
Emma Leaning | May 10, 2025, Saturday
Can a zealous tea chain be China’s answer to Starbucks?
In the global race to dominate the lucrative beverage market, coffee has long reigned supreme. Starbucks turned a simple cup of java into a cultural ritual, building an empire on a caffeinated lifesty...
Leo Zhang | April 29, 2025, Tuesday
What about the kids? The digital dilemma raising junkies
This week and without warning, a horrid video popped up on my phone. A puppy had its mouth and paws bound with tape, and was hanging in a plastic bag by the motorway. I immediately flicked past, but the...
Emma Leaning | April 12, 2025, Saturday
Spanish businessman thriving in the city he deems second home
Pablo Fernandez, a Spanish business executive and investor, first set foot in China in 2009 and arrived in Shanghai in 2015, a city that has not only been a stage in his career development but a destination...
Wan Lixin | April 8, 2025, Tuesday
THE ‘ADOLESCENCE’ PARADOX: How many lambs to the slaughter?
Unless you’ve been under a rock, you’ve heard of “Adolescence,” the No. 1 streaming show around the world. Like some other 90 million people, I binged it....
Emma Leaning | April 5, 2025, Saturday
Judicial intervention ensures redress for fraudulent bank card withdrawal
Nicholas Steven Wynne, an Irish teacher at Shanghai United International School, has been in Shanghai for many years. Multiple travels between his home country of Ireland and the city of Shanghai over...
Wan Lixin | April 3, 2025, Thursday
How ordinary people are quietly changing relations between nations
When American father Brecken Neumann traveled to Shanghai this spring to meet his Chinese Internet friends, the sight of toddlers swapping snacks wasn’t just a cute moment but a glimpse of a quiet rev...
Yang Jian | April 3, 2025, Thursday
THE URGENCY ADDICTION: What nature can teach you about change
This week I caught myself looking for weight-loss tablets online. The ingredients were a mystery, but the promise was clear: a quick fix. That same morning, I ordered a fresh coffee because I couldn’t...
Emma Leaning | March 15, 2025, Saturday
Why Taylor Swift and Einstein have more in common than you think
Social media is a strange place. Last week, someone told me to stop my “existential nonsense.” Meaning to think less. It cracked me up. When did thinking become a negative? If we thought more, the world...
Emma Leaning | March 1, 2025, Saturday
Whose voice is it anyway? A growing debate over AI-generated content
WHO has stolen your voice? This was the main headline of an investigative story published by a leading news agency in China on February 12. The subtitle: A look into the abuse of AI-generated voices. Xinhua ...
Wang Yong | February 25, 2025, Tuesday
The way of water
Wang Yong Opinion editor
Whose voice is it anyway? A growing debate over AI-generated content
One man's meat
Wan Lixin Opinion deputy editor
Spanish businessman thriving in the city he deems second home
Woodpecker at work
Ni Tao Opinion writer
Pragmatism trumps ego: Will SAIC’s bold new alliance with Huawei tick?
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