News & Insights Across Asia
Immerse yourself in thought-provoking documentaries and films spotlighting Asia’s stories, while offering global perspectives and insights.
Despite numerous reforms, New York City’s schools remain deeply segregated, as revealed in “The Race Gap in the U.S.”, highlighting persistent racial inequities affecting African American students.
Born and raised in San Francisco, Linda Ju shares her experiences as an Asian-American facing changing perceptions amid rising racial tensions in the U.S.
Explore how anti-Chinese sentiment in the 1870s led to the Page Act of 1875, the first law codifying anti-Asian sentiment in the U.S., which barred Chinese women from entering the country.
Explore the historical roots of anti-Asian sentiment in the U.S. through the experiences of Chinese laborers who built the transcontinental railroad and faced racial bigotry in the 19th century.
Local herders in Qinghai Province’s Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture are uniting to restore degraded grasslands through a mass grass-planting campaign, aiming to heal their ‘mother’ land.
Beijing’s Olympic Forest Park has become a haven for runners, offering an escape from city life amidst nature’s beauty. Discover how this urban sanctuary is transforming lives through exercise.
Explore how Chinese and English gardens embody the spiritual art of horticulture, reflecting deep cultural connections and shaping world heritage through the beauty of flowers.
Discover how the Age of Exploration sparked a global migration of flowers, transforming gardens worldwide through the introduction of exotic Asian plants and reshaping horticultural practices.
Expert Li Li challenges the notion that pikas are to blame for grassland degradation on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, urging further research into the complex ecosystem relationships.
Tibetan herders in Nyanpo Yuzee, Qinghai, unite with local government and NGOs to restore degraded grasslands on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, securing their livelihoods and preserving biodiversity.
The Hong Kong Palace Museum is set to exhibit over 900 artifacts from Beijing’s Palace Museum, utilizing immersive technology to bring China’s cultural legacy closer to a global audience.
In the summer of 2022, the Hong Kong Palace Museum emerged as a new cultural landmark on Victoria Harbor, embodying China’s 5,000 years of history in a race against time to create a cutting-edge museum.
Discover Hong Kong’s hidden gems from above. From the High Island Supervolcano to Temple Street, embark on an aerial journey that unveils the city’s wonders like never before.
Hong Kong food connoisseur Chua Lam unveils the secrets of enjoying roast meats, highlighting the significance of the sauce in roast goose and its nostalgic connection to Hong Kong residents.
High on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, photographer Choegyab follows a black-necked crane family, capturing rare glimpses of life at 4,500 meters.
Discover Tim Ho Wan, Hong Kong’s Michelin-starred dim sum restaurant, where owner Pui perfects traditional flavors in a city where East meets West.
Black-necked crane chicks are increasingly threatened by predators due to habitat loss from climate change and human activity. Recent wolf sightings near nests highlight the urgent need for conservation efforts.
At 84, Hong Kong’s master qipao tailor Leung Long Kong continues to craft the elegant dresses that enchanted audiences in Wong Kar Wai’s film, preserving a cherished cultural tradition.
Har gow, the delicate shrimp dumplings known as the crown jewels of Hong Kong’s dim sum, offer a taste of culinary artistry. Discover the tradition and flavor behind this iconic dish.
Wildlife photographer Choegyab and his brother set out to document black-necked crane hatchlings in northwest China’s Qinghai Province, only to find the chicks missing. Their search unveils challenges facing local wildlife.