Where’s Jia Junpeng? The Year China Discovered Social Media (Mekong Review)

The Social Media Spectacle of China’s Taiwan Military Exercises (Lowy Institute)

The Russia-Ukraine War in the Chinese Media (Leiden Asia Center)

The Unforgotten Victory: Why ‘The Battle at Lake Changjin’ Is One of China’s Biggest Films Yet (Yi Magazin)

The Two Faces of Anne Frank in China en Japan

Chinesische Mode zuerst: Nationalistische Verbraucher und „China Chic“ (Yi Magazin)

Luo Tianyi und das Boomende Geschäft mit Virtuellen Stars (Goethe Institute)

Aufstieg und Fall von Fang Fangs Wuhan Diary (Goethe Institute)

Good-Doctor-Apps und Digitale Krankenhäuser (Goethe Institute)

A Beautiful Essay Critiquing the “Fake Lives” of Beijingers Is Blocked after Lighting up Chinese Social Media (Quartz)

Hong Kong Protests: Brand ‘Witch Hunt’ Takes over Chinese Internet (BBC)

Forgotten Allies – Transnational Memories of the Second Sino-Japanese War (CSS Academic Press)

Chapter: From Woman Warrior to Good Wife: Confucian Influences on the Portrayal of Women in China’s Television (Routledge)

Altijd Wakker in Beijing (China 2025)

My Love of China Began with a Thank-You Note (China Daily)

China’s Ghost Cities Aren’t Exactly Dead (Vice)

China’s “Orwellian” Version of Slack is Tracking Workers as They Arrive at and Leave the Office (Quartz)

Serious Business: Love and Online Dating in China (Frauensolidaritaet)

The ‘Magic’ of Memory: Chinese and Japanese Re-Remembrances of the Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945)

Mao’s Honger Naar Macht (Skript Historisch Tijdschrift)