Lynn Hatem

Lynn Hatem is a distinguished journalist for Beijing Times, renowned for her insightful coverage of culture and lifestyle. Despite not being native to China, her unique international perspective has made her a powerful voice in articulating the richness of global cultures. She continuously navigates the multifaceted cultural landscape, painting a vivid picture of contemporary life and trends.

Chinese Workers Cultivate Bananas in the Office to Combat Stress

Burned-out young workers in China have found a novel way to alleviate workplace stress: cultivating bananas in the office. This trend, known as "stop...

Cambodian Dancer Captivates International Audiences with Traditional Apsara Dance

Sokea Kimleang, also known as Kon Ant, has chosen to captivate international audiences with the traditional Apsara dance rather than pursuing the glitzy world...

Chinese Entrepreneur Thrives with Traditional Noodle Restaurant Chain in Paris

A Chinese entrepreneur from Shandong province has successfully launched a restaurant chain in Paris, selling traditional Chinese noodles that started as a food truck...

Three-Year-Old Chinese Girl’s Wisdom Sparks Debate on Traditional Parenting Values

A three-year-old girl from Beijing, nicknamed Niu, has captured the hearts of millions with her profound wisdom and mature way of speaking, sparking a...

Chinese Entrepreneur Thrives with Traditional Noodle Restaurant Chain in Paris

A Chinese entrepreneur from Shandong province has launched a successful restaurant chain in Paris, selling traditional Chinese noodles that began as a food truck...

CEO Jensen Huang Sparks Frenzy with Unconventional Autograph at Computex 2024

Images of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang signing a woman's tight-fitting top at an expo in Taiwan have sparked a media and online frenzy. A...

Rediscovering Magic: Alexandra Chan’s Journey Through Grief and Legacy

Growing up, Alexandra Chan’s life was imbued with what she calls Old Chan Magic, emanating from her father, Robert Earl Chan. An extraordinary man,...

George Takei’s Mission: Educating America on Japanese-American Internment

The incarceration of 120,000 Japanese-Americans, including children, labeled enemies during World War II, has left a lasting impact on the Japanese-American community. George Takei,...

New Amsterdam Exhibition Highlights Personal Stories from Nazi Occupation

A new exhibition in Amsterdam features personal items such as a backpack, a boot print on an artwork, and a 17th-century painting, all connected...

A Mesmerizing Ye Feifei Elevates Hong Kong Ballet’s Swan Lake

Hong Kong Ballet’s new Swan Lake debuted with a magnificent performance by Ye Feifei as Odette/Odile, brilliantly partnered by guest artist Matthew Ball of...

Ines Sothea: Capturing Cambodia’s Dark History Through Film

Unless one is a vile perpetrator, it's hard to conceive of finding joy during a genocide. Yet, some innocents, too young to grasp the...

Hong Kong Sinfonietta Delivers Powerful Performances in Asian Premieres

When asked by his disciple Ji Lu about serving the spirits of the dead, Confucius replied, “While you are not able to serve men,...

Reviving Buncheong: Korean Ceramic Art Comes to Hong Kong

The phrase “less is more” perfectly describes buncheong, a Korean ceramic style originating in the 15th century. Known for its blue-green tones and intricate...

Hong Kong Art Auctions: A Mixed Market Amid Expansion

Auction houses expanding their operations in Hong Kong continue to feel the effects of the global art market slowdown. During the second block of...

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