How Love Conquered All for These Filipino Chinese Couples
Can you feel the love? Check out the stories of three Filipino Chinese couples who have chosen to scale "The Great Wall" and succeeded.
Kai Siao Online: Does It Work?
We talked to some Chinoys about their personal experiences of kai siao online at a recent event by the Alliance of Filipino-Chinese Students (AFICS).
5 Romantic C-Dramas that Will Make You Believe in Love
Check out some of the sweetest C-dramas on Netflix to binge this Valentine's weekend!
5 Romantic Chinese Idioms for Valentine’s Day
Today is the day we celebrate the season of love. There are different ways to express your love, such as saying sweet words to your partner. Here are some romantic Chinese idioms to get you started:
7 Valentine’s Days that the Chinese Celebrate
In China, couples like to celebrate their romances a little more often than the rest of the world. Here are seven love-filled holidays for you to check out!
Kyno Kho: the Event Stylist for the Wedding of Your Dreams
Kyno Kho, a creative and up-and-coming event stylist is making his way to the top. Making the season of love more meaningful for each client, one couple at a time, he has become the styling genius behind just about every Instagram-worthy marriage proposal and wedding.
Chinese Flower Gift Guide for Valentine’s Day
Based on Chinese tradition, check out the best flowers to give to those you love and admire for Valentine's Day.
Last-Minute Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas for Your Howe
This Valentine's Day, your partner deserves nothing but the best. With only one day left until V-Day, here are some great gift ideas you can try to buy at the last minute.
Tan Weiwei’s Song Sparks Discussion on Domestic Violence in China
Well-known mainstream Chinese singer Tan Weiwei tackles domestic abuse in China in her latest pop hit, "Xiao Juan." While sparking some controversy, the song has also captivated and inspired thousands of Chinese women since its release.
The 4 Key Aspects of Chinese Landscape Painting
Understanding the depth of Chinese art would take a lifetime — even more. First, one must ask the question: what does it mean to be Chinese? What makes something — or someone — Chinese? How are we to identify Chinese art from, let’s say, art from neighboring Japan or Korea?