Chengdu Living’s Best of 2012
A recap of the most talked-about and well-loved stories on Chengdu Living in 2012, including a best-of list of forum posts.
Read moreA recap of the most talked-about and well-loved stories on Chengdu Living in 2012, including a best-of list of forum posts.
Read moreAfter years of speculation, Apple advances further into China with the opening of it’s first official Apple Store in Western China. Right here in Chengdu.
Read moreIn a milestone event for Chengdu’s cyclist community, hundreds converged at the center of Chengdu to participate in the Natooke alleycat bicycle race.
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There’s a new way to discover and share locations within Chengdu, and it’s called Chengdu Places. Read all about it inside.
Read moreKnown for minimal aesthetic and bright colors, fixed gear bicycles are appearing everywhere around Chengdu. I interview Jacob Klink, proprietor of Natooke Chengdu Bicycle Shop about this exploding subculture.
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Big names are leaving China these days, and so are some little ones. In this essay I rant about China, repeat myself, and conclude with something somewhat heartwarming … China is dead, long live China.
Read moreHaving spent a full year as a resident artist at Sichuan University, we interview him here about his impressions of and thoughts on the Chengdu and China art scene.
Read moreThe historic 2011 Panda Electronic Music festival has just concluded. Here are our photos from all three days of the event which featured DJ Shadow.
Read moreChengdu is one of the fastest-growing cities in the world. So what’s coming in the next few years? Adam Mayer is a great person to ask and I did exactly that.
Read moreI’ve been seeing a graffiti tag appear with ever greater frequency over the past year and I wonder: who’s doing this? I found out and interviewed him. Hear his story and check out his artwork inside.
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