A talk by Chun-Chi Wang on the work of Taiwanese documentarian Hsu Hui-Ju, exploring how her films reframe feminist documentary through embodied care and participatory aesthetics. Part of the SOAS Centre of Taiwan Studies Summer School.
Dive into Chinese and Western film culture in a monthly bilingual meetup designed for Mandarin learners and culture lovers. Watch, share, and discuss movies in a supportive, language-rich environment that blends learning with fun and community.
A Japan-based panel exploring the global success and domestic challenges of the anime industry. Featuring industry leaders from Studio Ghibli, Studio Ponoc, and Polygon Pictures, this Asia Society Japan salon delves into creativity, labor, and the evolving economics of Japanese animation.
Chun Wai Chan, the first Chinese principal dancer in New York City Ballet’s 74-year history, takes the stage for a live performance and conversation on ballet, identity, and storytelling. From Huizhou to Lincoln Center, Chan’s journey has redefined Asian representation in classical dance. This special salon will be conducted in Chinese with AI-translated English subtitles.
A panel discussion in Berlin will address China's international media strategy, including topics such as disinformation, propaganda, and digital influence. Speakers will also examine Taiwan’s approach to media resilience and discuss potential implications for Europe.
A conversation with actress Lisa Lu reflecting on her six-decade career in film, television, and theater. The event explores themes of cultural identity, performance, and representation, and includes a book signing and discussion moderated by Susan Yuqing Feng.
Practice Mandarin or English in a relaxed, friendly environment right in the heart of Times Square. Whether you're a beginner or fluent speaker, this free bilingual gathering offers conversation, games, and community. Open to all levels—just bring curiosity and good vibes!
A late-night dialect salon exploring Hubei language, sound, and memory through performance, poetry, and food. Part of Creative Time’s Accent Sisters program.
A free, educator-led tour at the Museum of Chinese in America offering a guided look at the core exhibition With a Single Step: Stories in the Making of America, exploring the history and contributions of Chinese Americans from the 19th century to the present.
A discussion hosted by Asia Society Northern California will explore recent U.S. economic policy shifts and their implications for relations with China. Featuring academic and policy experts, the session will address trade, geopolitical strategy, and the broader impact on bilateral economic ties.
This Mandarin-language book talk at the Museum of Chinese in America explores the legacy of the Cultural Revolution through 红黑时代 (Children of the Revolution: The Red and The Black) by novelist 之光 (Zhi Guang). Featuring a panel of writers and scholars, the event examines how diasporic literature confronts historical trauma and the complexities of migration, memory, and identity.
⚠️ Note: This event will be conducted entirely in Mandarin Chinese.
An online launch of Governing Digital China, with authors Daniela Stockmann and Ting Luo discussing their research on how Chinese tech firms and citizens interact with the state in shaping digital governance. Hosted by the Hertie School.
