Known around the world and especially in Asian cultures, Lunar New Year is a time of joyous gathering and celebration. Central to this momentous holiday and many others in Asia is the moon. Every fall, you’ll find Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations on par with any other major holiday in China, and overseas Chinese also take part in the festivities. In this episode, our Host James Chau shares the mythology behind the festival, and how lunar-oriented cultures recognize the holiday.

China’s first homegrown open-source desktop operating system has the potential to shift global industries. Meet: OpenKylin.

With nearly 2 million relics, the Beijing Palace Museum is home to one of the biggest treasure troves of Chinese history and culture. It’s already the world's largest and best-preserved wooden palace, and it’s about to get even bigger.