This short video presents a glimpse into what it means to be a woman in today's China.

While China is ever more in the spotlight and speculation grows around how the pandemic will shift our world order, we are interested in how behaviors and values are evolving and mutating. How have, for example, habits and social interactions changed – and which changes are likely to persist?

How Heidegger’s notion of dwelling helps understand problems with the vehicle space.

A ReD partner recounts his meeting with a man who has lived through China’s enormous transformation.

With China’s modernization, parents are caught between new and traditional ways of parenting, and the truism that Chinese children don’t play or have fun is being challenged.

A look at the norms and practices behind Chinese women’s attitudes toward outward beauty and skincare.

ReD explores the culture around Chinese business banquets from a career-driven woman’s perspective.

Charlotte Vangsgaard argues that the Chinese film “Tiny Times” reveals that modern women are closing the country’s gender gap, not vice versa.

This case study of alcohol in China revives Mauss’s concept of the total social fact as a means of understanding new markets.