Winnie M Li – Translating personal experience into fiction
Winnie M Li, author, activist and film producer took part in our China in Context festival, describing how she translated
Read moreWinnie M Li, author, activist and film producer took part in our China in Context festival, describing how she translated
Read morePainting is a significant part of cultural heritage in China, taking not just inspiration from the natural world, but also
Read moreThis event formed part of the Hong Kong Focus at China in Context – three events supported by the Hong
Read more140,000 men were recruited by Britain and France to serve in World War One. They are yet to be formally
Read moreOur China in Context festival 2018 culminated in a book fair weekend from 15-18 March at China Exchange that welcomed
Read moreChina Exchange’s first performance installation, Cloud/Plunger, developed by our Cultivate Programme supported artist Tuo Lin (AAIS), transformed our second floor
Read moreIn a rare UK appearance, Su Tong, one of China’s most acclaimed novelists, joined our China in Context festival to
Read moreOn Saturday 17 March, leading British-Chinese writer Xue Xinran joined our China in Context festival to reflect on the changes
Read moreKnown as China’s Tolkien, Jin Yong 金庸 is a house-hold name throughout East Asia. His wuxia (martial heroes) novels not
Read moreChina Exchange welcomed the one of Hong Kong’s most renowned screenwriters and film producers, Roger Lee 李恩霖 on Tuesday evening
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