On 12th November 2011, the BBC is inviting people around Britain to take part in an historic film project called BRITAIN IN A DAY

Alfred Lee writes about 47 Ronin, to be released in November 2012.

From winning runner-up in a television singing contest to making her new album in London, Tan Weiwei has come a long way. Cecily Liu reports.

Cecily Liu reviews Lumenis Theatre’s latest plays, to be shown in Beijing on September 17-18, 2011

Cecily Liu interviews British born Chinese director Jonathan Man about his upcoming plays, which will be shown in London and Beijing.

Sheila Cornelius reviews Vermilion Ink by David Su Li-Qun and Diana Gore

Raymond Yiu revived traditional Chinese music for a London performance and decorated it beautifully with string quartet improvisation. He speaks to Cecily Liu about his inspirations for this project

Berna V heralds the arrival of ‘Little China in London’

Joseph Yau, founded The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Alumni Association, UK 13 years ago and has helped hundreds of Hong Kong and Asian students settle in London. Sally Maier-Yip spoke to Joseph about his role as the “bridge” between the East and the West, and his unique viewpoints on the evolving Chinese community in London.

Yellow Earth is pleased to announce the appointment of their new Artistic Director, Kumiko Mendl.

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