More than 100,000 Chinese students are studying in the UK and one in six facing mental health challenges. Is UK doing enough to support the mental health of Chinese students?
As young people migrate to cities in China, distance grows between rural family members, and traditional ties are being reshaped. What happens to the bonds between generations?
An investigation reveals that nearly 90% of sanitary pads in China are shorter than advertised. How are Chinese women suffering from substandard products?
As more young women enter embalming, their videos challenge gender bias in China’s deathcare. Can a make-up brush on Douyin...
Over 25 million videos online show nothing more than whispering, brushing, or tapping sounds. How have creators of these unusual videos helped people fall asleep?
More young people now rely on whispering videos from online creators to fall asleep. But is this virtual intimacy making real relationships harder?
Family support alone can no longer provide for the increasing demand for elder care in rural China. What alternatives can support the needs of the rural elderly?
As younger generations leave rural areas in China for the cities, the traditional family support system is weakening. What challenges do rural older adults face and how do they navigate their later years?
More young Chinese are studying deathcare despite silence and stigma. What compels them to embrace a job so few dare to name?
Chinese embalmers are using Douyin to show their daily work. Will this quiet visibility finally reduce the stigma around deathcare?
One in three people in the UK struggles with insomnia, and many now turn to whispering or tapping videos for relief. How is this YouTube trend helping them sleep?
As stable, prestigious jobs are long seen as the reward for education, what motivates some Chinese graduates to resign and pursue a different life?