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Suikoden I & II HD Remaster Gate Rune And Dunan Unification Wars is bringing the PlayStation RPG series back in 2023, with fancier graphics and a long name.

That reading list your teacher sent you home with can do great things for sales of several 'great classics' in a hot July in China.

Chinese schools have been banning any texts that dont sing the praises of the ruling Chinese Communist Party.

Taiwan-based Shan Puppet Theater has presented a rare Hakka interpretation of the classic Chinese novel Water Margin (水滸傳) at the Taiwan Center in Los Angeles. The troupe’s interpretation of Wu Song Kills a Tiger (武松打虎), one of the best-known parts of Water Margin, tells the tale of a wayward protagonist who wins over a town by single-handedly slaying a tiger. Unusually for a traditional Taiwanese glove puppetry show, the troupe performed the play mainly in Hakka, with a smatteri...

Clarkesworld Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine: War and Peace: A Conversation with Anya Ow by Arley Sorg

GEORGE TOWN: Some 130 members of the LaSaints58 group met up after two years at a reunion held in Penang.

In the year 278 BC an aristocrat and poet named Qu Yuan took his own life by throwing himself into the waters of the Milo River. Qu Yuan had once been the powerful adviser to the ruler of the Chu kingdom, specializing in legal affairs and diplomacy, but the monarch was tricked into hating Qu Yuan and rejected his advice. Driven into exile in southern Chu (south of the Yangtze,

Clarkesworld Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine: The Possibly Brief Life of Guang Hansheng by Liang Qingsan, translated by Andy Dudak

Here are some of the Chinese influences behind Ya Boy Kongming, from the romanticism of The Three Kingdoms to the Chinese historical figures incorporated in the anime.

New York-based librarian Chris Poggiali's expansive collection of martial arts posters tells an alternative history of kung fu films. Poggiali's posters show how American distributors, sometime unscrupulously, tried to attract US viewers to Hong Kong films by adding liberal dashes of sex and violence to the posters, changing the names of the films, and even lying about the content. Poggiali's...