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Set in Shanghai in the 1990s, the series has sparked a wave of nostalgia for a particular place and time in Chinese history
‘Welcome to how the world used to work before British, then US, naval supremacy’
A year on from the ending of the policy, how is it now remembered — and how well?
Covid emptied the city’s streets and put paid to festivities but there are signs of fresh international colour
US rating agency employees in Beijing and Shanghai believe concern over possible backlash prompted unusual move
The new oratorio is about two brothers who land in 1930s Shanghai at a turbulent time
X Zhu-Nowell, artistic director of the Rockbund Art Museum, shares their favourite places to dance, shop and soak up culture
Focus is on re-establishing Grands Prix in countries including India, China and Japan to extend commercial reach to billions of potential fans
Your most beloved urban running routes, from Athens to Zurich
Expansion comes as Washington calls on US groups to be less reliant on Chinese manufacturers
The artistic director of the Rockbund Art Museum is looking beyond ideas of east and west for a series of solo shows
The financial hub has begun to revive after Covid restrictions — but not to the outside world
‘Toad worship’ of the late premier Jiang Zemin has turned into nostalgia for a freer, more liberal era
Arbitrary rules concocted by local officials have made travel within the country harder than it has been for decades
Spontaneous demonstration underscores growing discontent with China’s strict zero-Covid policies
Tensions run into second day after vigil ends with clashes with police in Shanghai
Meanwhile in Zhengzhou, Foxconn offers workers bonuses to stay and assemble iPhones
US chamber of commerce in China’s financial capital says companies are pulling back on investment
Li Qiang becomes Communist party’s second-highest-ranking official after presiding over disruptive Covid lockdowns
Authorities are tightening restrictions across China ahead of Communist party congress
Second-hand market for high-end goods battered by Beijing’s strict adherence to zero-Covid
Purported leak of personal information of more than 1bn people offered for sale for $200,000
Weeks after the easing of restrictions in Shanghai, consumers and business owners are navigating a precarious new normal
Beijing and Shanghai residents have emerged from stringent lockdowns but the rest of the country remains wary
Chinese capital and Shanghai reintroduce restrictions just days after measures were lifted
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