20 October 2001
Rashomon, performed by Yellow Earth, explores the deceptive nature of truth and is inspired by Kurosawa's Oscar-winning film of the same name (after Akutagawa's original story, Yabu no Naka)

1st October 2001
First, read the story of the Lady in the Moon. Then click to the next page to join the phrases on the left to the correct phrases on the right. Try doing it without looking back at the story!

1st October 2001
Now you have read the story of the Lady in the Moon. On this page, join the phrases on the left to the correct phrases on the right. Try doing it without looking back at the story!

19 September 2001
A film of mayhem and murder. But is it too violent? You decide.

14 September 2001
On Sunday 30 Sep 01, Curzon Soho will be screening a Wong Kar Wai double bill of Happy Together (15) and In The Mood For Love (PG) starring Tony Leung, Leslie Cheung and Maggie Cheung.

4 September 2001
East Asian new writing: open call for submissions

18 July 2001
Let's Go Yum Char is a very sweet book which is being published by the Doncaster Chinese Women's Group. Aimed at 4 to 8 year olds, it is also suitable for anyone with a general interest in learning about Chinese culture (or for those of us with a susceptibility to Children's picture books!).

1 July 2001
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, up comes a brain-deadening, U.S.-aggrandising, Japan-bashing cash-cow: Pearl Harbor, this seasons Most Expensive Movie Ever Made. Stephen Wood lets rip.

25 January 2001
Since it's new year we thought we'd take a fresh look at the Chinese horoscope. Whether you're from London or Lancashire, the coming year may contain hidden surprises...

1 July 2001
Tried searching for health on the web? You never know what you might find. If you're fazed by the weirdness of it all, The Culture Slut will be your guide

September 28 - November 4
Lisa Cheung is a Hong Kong born London based artist who will have an exhibition at the Gasworks Gallery from September 28 - November 4. Cheung draws on her personal heritage and Chinese culture as an infinite source of stimulation. In this fluid exchange of ideas, form, and materials, the inherent associations of objects and events are displaced and altered, allowing new ideas to surface.