Stories

Krista Kim | Women@WEF

Carol Yu, Co-Founder of Shenzhen Innox, shares about her work at the intersection of education and entrepreneurship. She speaks of the growing global possibilities for young entrepreneurs in China.

Art Basel has come to Hong Kong for its 11th year. We sat down with Hong Kong Director, Angelle Siyang-Le, to talk about bridging the east and west with art.

The ancient festival of Qingming is celebrated by Chinese communities around the globe, as a way of remembering and honoring departed loved ones.

As CEO of Art Basel, Noah Horowitz guides one of the world’s great cultural movements. He speaks with James Chau in Hong Kong about significance of ideas and discovery.

Religion is not static, it is a dynamic thing that shapes our world. Scholar Brie Loskota shares her story with The China Current at The World Economic Forum.

Duozhuayu is a second-hand trading company that has over 10 million young users in China. Founder Wei Ying shares her story with The China Current at The World Economic Forum.

Sara Jane Ho | Women at WEF

The recent exhibition at London’s British Museum provided a fascinating insight into the lives of individuals in 19th century China, with over 300 artifacts from emperor’s clothing and impressive scrolls to a straw cape, brought together under one roof for the first time.

A beautiful exhibition has just arrived in London with the treasured clocks from the Palace Museum in the Forbidden City being brought together for the first time in the UK.