Reflections on 2020 from China Exchange
China Exchange started 2020 with an injection of positivity. Four hundred people came to enjoy our Chinese New Year celebrations
Read moreChina Exchange started 2020 with an injection of positivity. Four hundred people came to enjoy our Chinese New Year celebrations
Read moreOur Cultural Projects Manager and Researcher, Xiao Ma, has been awarded a prestigious PhD scholarship at University of Westminster. Xiao
Read moreChinatown institution Tao Tao Ju is to launch Steam at Home kits in December allowing people across the UK to enjoy specialist hand crafted dim
Read moreChina Exchange volunteers are continuing to build their skills and support our work. Our six super stitchers have now completed their
Read moreTwo internationally exhibited artists have been selected for the Made in Chinatown project at China Exchange.
Read moreLondon’s Chinatown is getting ready to celebrate the arrival of the year of the Rat, and at China Exchange, we are offering a special Chinese New Year edition of our popular Chinatown Stories walking tour.
Read moreUntold stories of London’s Chinatown will be shared in a new book written by China Exchange team members, Freya Aitken-Turff and Xiao Ma. Chinatown Stories offers history, social commentary and recipes all with the aim of sharing the heritage we can see and that which we cannot in this iconic part of London.
Read moreChina Exchange to lead Chinatown heritage project to ensure that the history of our iconic neighbourhood is not lost.
Read moreChina in Context will feature three events with a special focus on Hong Kong. Supported by the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, the focus will celebrate the role that Hong Kong has played as a cultural translator and the creativity of writing from this unique region.
Read moreChina Exchange observed remembrance weekend by joining forces with other leading organisations focused on ensuring the contribution made by the Chinese Labour Corps (CLC) is recognised. 140,000 men were recruited from China by Britain and France to serve in World War One.
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