Americans are accustomed to looking to our history for guidance in handling external and internal threats. We are not the only ones. Beijing’s approach to international trade is deeply informed by the ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- During the 1860s, thousands of Chinese laborers helped connect parts of the U.S. through the transcontinental railroad -- many of them were never formally recognized for that ...

Installation view, ‘China at the Center’ at the Asian Art Museum, showing Matteo Ricci’s “A Complete Map of the Ten Thousand Countries of the World” (1602) in the background (photo by Noah Berger, all ...

A 14-year-old boy from central China has turned his bedroom into a small museum dedicated to ancient Chinese history and ...

This article appeared in History of War magazine issue 151. On 2 September 1945, Japanese forces officially surrendered to the Republic of China, ending the brutal occupation which began in 1937.

China's final imperial dynasty, the Qing, collapsed under the weight of multiple uprisings both from within and without. Despite achieving impressive economic growth during the 18th century—fueled by ...

At the edge of the Tacoma waterfront, a Chinese pavilion marks a story of loss the city almost forgot. In 1885, spurred by national and regional anti-Chinese sentiment and the passing of the Chinese ...

The board members and staff of Butte’s Mai Wah Society were interested in reading the Independent Record's excellent coverage of the new Montana History Society’s exhibit about "The Chinese in Montana ...

Hong Kong’s Grenfell Tower Moment: When Grief Became Sedition The claim that China is 5,000 years old conflates “Chinese civilization” with the modern nation-state of the People’s Republic of China.

Chinese immigrants came to America in boats to mine for gold and help build a railroad that connected East and West. They worked in agriculture, factories and the garment industry. Laborers and ...

Protesters in Beijing hold up white sheets of paper during a November 27 protest against China's strict zero-Covid policy. Photo by Kevin Frayer / Getty Images The cry in Manhattan’s Washington Square ...