A flying car developed by Chinese company ARIDGE has made its international debut in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), marking a bold step toward a new era of transportation.
Chinese EV Maker XPENG Debuts Split-Type Flying Car in Dubai
As China’s film industry booms, partnership with Hollywood weakens
Once a profitable partnership, China’s relationship with Hollywood’s film industry is waning. The weakened link is not only because of U.S. tariffs, but also due to China’s rising success in the global […]
China’s CR450 to Set New Benchmarks for Global High-Speed Rail with Cutting-Edge Techs
China’s next-generation high-speed train, the CR450, currently undergoing operational testing on the Shanghai-Chongqing-Chengdu high-speed railway, is poised to set new global benchmarks for high-speed rail performance.
This is where Hongkongers go for authentic local food
Evolving from its humble beginnings as a bing sutt or “ice room” serving cold drinks and light refreshments, Hong Kong’s cha chaan teng have since brought East and West together at the […]
1978: The Ancient Sport of Road Bowling
“My first impression is that there can’t be, really, a great deal of skill in this traditional sport” Scene Around Six reporter David Capper visits Benburb – a small village in County […]
Auckland’s yum cha restaurants running out of steam
Several established Chinese restaurants in Auckland renowned for serving authentic Cantonese dim sum have gone into liquidation in recent months.
Two sisters keep Toronto’s oldest Hakka restaurant, Yueh Tung, sizzling
For sisters Jeanette and Joanna Liu, running Toronto’s oldest Hakka restaurant, Yueh Tung, isn’t just about preserving a community staple: it’s about honouring the sacrifices that built it, one heaping dish of […]
The surprising story of a vinyl record empire in Kansas
Chad Kassem, founder of Kansas vinyl record giant Acoustic Sounds, turned his hobby into a career–but his journey to success was anything but straightforward. “CBS Saturday Morning” co-hosts Michelle Miller and Dana […]
Tame Impala: Tiny Desk Concert
Kevin Parker’s team came back with two words: “all acoustic.” I was dumbfounded, not only by the notion of an acoustic Tame Impala set but also by the idea of the band […]
A Night Out With Jack
By Chalkie Davies I was so psyched that I was going to photograph Robbie Robertson, he was staying at the Savoy and was one of my favourite musicians. Unfortunately, when I arrived […]
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