In an essay about Tibetan youth, featured in Chinese Characters: Profiles of Fast-Changing Lives in a Fast-Changing Land, a young man faces a deep crisis.
Founded in Hong Kong in 1933, Wing Lung Bank was the first Chinese bank to enter the US market with the opening of a Los Angeles branch in 1984.
Michigan may not strike most Chinese as a top travel destination in the US, but if Li Hairong and Tom Watkins get their way, the state will become a hotspot.
Recruitment of nearly 800 Chinese students by a small Roman Catholic university in San Francisco has prompted one of its administrators to resign.
Philanthropy and classical music will unite with a concert this weekend by acclaimed pianist Lang Lang to open the Joan and Sanford I. Weill Hall at California's Sonoma State University.
The pension fund for California's government workers recently pledged to invest $530 million in two new real estate funds focused on China.
Mulberry Child, the acclaimed memoir by Jian Ping of China's "cultural revolution" (1966-76), was published in 2008, but it would take eight months for the daughter who inspired the book to read it.
As drumbeats roll like thunder across the stage, red-clad Chinese performers worship the sun, conjuring the ancient Zhou dynasty (11th through 3rd centuries BC) for a New York audience.
Nearly half of ninth-graders in Bibb County dropped out of school during 2011-2012, among the worst rates of any district in Georgia.
The late-summer edition of New York Fashion Week swept through the city with about 100 top designers, including Wu Qingqing, who showed his 2013 spring/summer men's collection for VLOV, a major label in his native China.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry