Tea is bound up in the nation's history of colonial expansion. British tea drinkers preferred Chinese tea at first, and had to be convinced on patriotic grounds to drink tea from India.

The groundbreaking 1945 cookbook, How to Cook and Eat in Chinese, that introduced Chinese cooking to white American cooks.

Looking for an insider’s view of life in academia? We interviewed Kate Lingley, a Professor in the Art Department at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa.

Learn more about Cheng I Sao, a female pirate who dominated the coast of the Kwangtung Province between 1795-1810.

Secession doesn't come from one event, but is borne of economic disparities, identity crises, legislative failure, and bad blood.

Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah visits China this month, marking China’s increasing involvement in the Middle East. China has long had a Muslim minority group.

History tells us that the fermentation of various fruits and grains to create alcoholic beverages was a worldwide phenomenon. Case in point: wine in China.

China is bringing a huge new radio telescope on-line, and part of its stated purpose will be to search for alien life.

In Shang Dynasty China, fortune-telling with oracle bones was the key to political power.

Anti-black racism still plagues China, as a new controversial laundry ad reminds us.