PERSPECTIVES

C. CUSTER
The following is a Q&A between bloggers C. Custer and Hecaitou, on race, ethnicity and racism in China.
NIGEL LIM
Mostly, it’s because citizens of the city-state are fond of claiming superiority over their neighbour.
JIM PAREDES
I have always had a fascination with languages. I believe that one mark of an educated person is the ability to read, write and speak more than one language.
ALLEN
Google’s recent debacle in China has our Taiwanese-born blogger scratching his head.
GN
The Takarazuka Revue has an all-female cast which gives kabuki’s all-male cast a run for its money.
HECAITOU
The failure of “Confucius” is the victory of the people and market forces.
ARWA ABURAWA
Britain’s Eurasians uncover the painful truth behind the disappearance of their Chinese fathers.
PHILIP GOLINGAI
Chilli-hot or strong aromatic components? What is authentic Thai food?
BERLIN FANG
Have you noticed that Chinese food and Chinese thinking have a lot to do with each other?
KEY
A young migrant worker updates a post of his raw, yet I found to be truthful and insightful notes while working at a construction site of soon to be multi-million luxury homes in Sanya, Hainan.