The AI Revolution in China (WNL)

Hatsune Miku & Virtual Influencers in Japan and China (NPO)

Oppenheimer Hits Japanese Cinemas (NPO1/OVT)

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

Chinese Tourism in the Netherlands (NPO1)

News Site Helps Decode China Through Memes and Social Media Trends (VOA)

Chinese Students Get “Dating Holiday” (NOS)

An Overview of China’s Most Important Headlines in 2022 (NPO 1)

China’s Covid Protest Crackdown on Social Media (Sky News)

Student Protests Across China over ‘Zero Covid’ Policy

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

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

Discussing the End of Shanghai Lockdown (Vandaag Inside)

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

Frustrations over Strict Lockdown in Shanghai (EenVandaag)

Shanghai’s Intense Lockdown of Nearly 26 Million People (The Current / CBC)

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

China Trends for 2022 (Stylus)

Chinese Whispers: The Power of Weibo (The Spectator)

Social Tensions in China amid Covid Outbreak and the Xi’an Lockdown (NieuwsBV)

Discussies Rondom Olympische Spelen en een Assertief China (M)

Silent Storm surrounding Peng Shuai (Talkshow M)

Four Journeys: The Impact of China’s One Child Policy (NieuwsBV)

Li Xiaojiang and Chinese Feminism (NieuwsBV)

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

100th Anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party (NPO Radio 1)

De Chinese Man Moet aan de Bak (VPRO)

Dr. Li Wenliang Remembered: His Life, Death, and Legacy on Chinese Social Media (What’s on Weibo Podcast)

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

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

Chinese Draak Kent Juist Vele Gezichten (Speakers Academy Magazine)

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

“Chinezen Zien Corona Slechts Als Een Hobbel” (Telegraaf)

Misbruikzaak Leidt tot Ophef in China (NPO Radio 1)

“Explosie van Emoties” na Dood van Chinese Dokter Li (NOS)

Coronavirus in China: About Fake News and Censorship (RTL Nieuws)

China Virus Outbreak Dominates Discussions on Weibo (BBC World News)

Man met Vaderschapsverlof is Groot Nieuws in Japan (NPO 1)

Vloggende Boeren Populair in China (NOS Radio 1)

Kerst is een Feest voor China (Dr. Kelder & Co)

Japan Gaat met Robots de Vergrijzing te Lijf (NOS Radio 1)

China’s Reactie op de Protesten in Hong Kong (Zomer met Art)

10 Years of Weibo (CGTN America)

De Chinese Filmindustrie Krimpt (NOS)

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)

Staged Street Modeling All the Rage on Chinese Social Media (CGTN America)

Beyond Black Mirror – China’s Social Credit System (re:publica 2019)

Rode App in Nieuw Digitaal Jasje (OVT)

Podcast De Dag: Hoe Verschilt Internet In China Van Dat Van Ons?

De Opkomst van China (WNL op Zondag)

Young Chinese Facing Holiday Stress (CGTN)

Meer Baby’s voor China en Japan (NOS)

De Japans-Chinese ‘Cartoonoorlog’ (VPRO)

Mythbusting China’s Social Credit System (Sinica Podcast)

“Dankbar, im sicheren China zu leben” (NZZ)

Extreme Eating Trends and the Rise of Eating Disorders in China (BBC Documentary)

Over de Moderne Vrouw in China Vandaag (VPRO Radio 1)

Why Chinese Filmgoers Won’t Be Seeing Christopher Robin (BBC)

Nieuwe Winnie de Poeh-film Verboden in China (NOS)

Discussing Social Credit and Latest Trends on the China Experience Show (China.org)

‘Korean Wave’ Neemt de Wereld Over (RTL Late Night)

Het Verbannen Varkentje Peppa in China (NOS)

Peppa Pig Banned from Douyin as Icon of Chinese Online “Punks” (BBC)

About the “Gay Content Ban” on Chinese Social Media Platform Weibo (BBC)

End to the Two-Term Limit on Presidency in China (BBC World)

The CCTV Gala Black Face Controversy (BBC)

China’s Human Flesh Search Engine (Nieuwe Feiten/Belgium Radio 1)

Don’t forget about Weibo with Manya Koetse (China Tech Talk)

Dutch Sinologist Interprets China’s Social Media for West (Caixin)

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

“Great Power Diplomacy” (CCTV1)

Talking About Chinese Literary Sensation Fan Yusu (BBC)

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

Interview – Not All About Censorship (The Calcalist)

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)

‘Stick Out Your Tongue’ : A Banned Book on the Health of a Nation (Shilin)

The Imagined Space of ‘Chinatown’ (Shilin Magazine)

Beyond the Whale – Japan, The West & The Whaling Issue

Shanghai Baby: Beyond China- A Chinese Novel Banished to the West