In the Race for AI Supremacy, China and the US Are Travelling on Entirely Different Tracks (The Guardian)

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)