The creatives behind Marvel’s first-ever Asian-led superhero movie Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings arrived in London last week to attend the premiere on the "Blue Carpet" at the Curzon Cinema in Mayfair.

Fighting the Epidemic, Staying at Home Series (6 picture books)

By various authors and illustrators, including Zhao Ling, Zhang Xiaoling, Yan Qing

Translated by Helen Wang

An collaborative project between artist Semay Wu and the Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art （CFCCA） to create a multilingual audio cookery book is conjured up to celebrate the upcoming International Mother Language Day.

While there is influence of feminism from the West, Chinese society is opening up and embracing more liberal views and the younger generation of Chinese women are becoming bolder and more willing to speak up against the stereotypes held against them.

Delve deeper into the history of London’s Chinatown through Augmented Reality technology with music and drama, on site and from home.

Radha Singh - a designer of an Indian descent encapsulates strength, empowerment and love into every piece of garment and couture.

In this issue, Tian Qinxin, a well-known director and deputy director of China National Theatre, tells how she expresses herself in a new China and how she tells China’s story today.

Rui Xu’s unique costumes, animal masks and specially composed music and dance, tell the story of seven divine beasts, who are transported from a legendary realm to a modern city.