Movie "Dear You" and the market value of sincerity
A neutral review of Dear You, the Teochew-language film whose low budget, strong word of mouth and qiaopi story reshaped Chinese online f...
Featured pieces from across the Teochew world — the ones we most want you to read. A story can also live in any of the sections below it.
A neutral review of Dear You, the Teochew-language film whose low budget, strong word of mouth and qiaopi story reshaped Chinese online f...
A culture-magazine reading of Give Grandma a Love Letter, qiaopi and the Teochew diaspora memory behind its breakout reception.
Gaginan, 胶己人, “our own people,” is the phrase that binds the Teochew world together across oceans and generations.
Teochew muê is a loose, watery rice porridge eaten with a constellation of small salty dishes — the heart of Chaoshan home cooking.
Teochew opera, more than 500 years old, blends song, acrobatics and embroidered spectacle — and still plays in temple courtyards across t...
The Guangji Bridge in Chaozhou is one of China's oldest, famous for a central span made of linked boats that can open to let traffic pass.
Thailand is home to the world's largest Teochew community. The story runs from the port of Swatow to the gold shops of Bangkok's Yaowarat.
Two very different pictures of Teochew opera in Bangkok: a community troupe in decline and a corporate spectacle at ICONSIAM. Both raise ...