From tech hubs to ancient cities, China’s evolving landscape reveals stories of ambition, tradition, and creativity. Here’s how three distinct narratives reflect the nation’s dynamic spirit.
Post-90s Entrepreneurs Reshape the Greater Bay Area
The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area has become a launchpad for young visionaries. Among them is Jason Ho, co-founder of BEYOND Expo, who aims to unite Asia’s tech ecosystems. Meanwhile, South Korean entrepreneurs are adding global flavors to Shenzhen’s café culture, and media innovator Teel empowers influencers to thrive in China’s digital market. This region exemplifies how cross-border collaboration fuels economic growth.
Ningxia’s Wine Renaissance Blends Tradition and Terroir
In the shadow of the Helan Mountains, winemaker Ma Liang champions Ningxia’s Marselan grape, pairing bold reds with local cuisine. His journey—from accidental discovery to promoting regional viticulture—highlights China’s growing influence in global wine culture while preserving culinary heritage.
Quanzhou Brothers Bridge Past and Present
Huang Yuekun and Huang Cankun embody Quanzhou’s cultural resilience. Through Yuekun’s Quanzhou Fu designs and Cankun’s photography, they reimagine ancient architecture and traditions for modern audiences. Their work underscores the value of cultural preservation in a rapidly urbanizing world.
