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.

Preservation and Global Collaboration at Dazu Rock Carvings

Southwest China's mountainous city of Chongqing is home to a rich historical tapestry with about 100,000 rock carvings that trace back over a millennium....

China’s Summer Economic Surge: Film, Travel, and Retail

In the recent months, China has showcased remarkable growth across various sectors, epitomizing its resilience and the nation's ability to bounce back stronger, especially...

Beijing Celebrates Dual-Olympic Legacy with Sports Culture Festival

In 2008, Beijing dazzled the globe with its Olympic footprints, which illuminated the city's night sky. This monumental event began a legacy, enriching not...

Farewell to Balltze: The Celebrated Face Behind “Cheems” Memes

The world of internet culture recently lost one of its most recognizable furry faces. Balltze, the Shiba Inu, renowned as the star of the...

Dementia’s Far-reaching Effects Beyond Memory Loss

Dementia is often associated with memory loss, but its effects stretch far beyond that realm. As caregivers and loved ones grapple with the deteriorating...

The Cleveland Museum Showcases China’s Cultural Richness Amid Political Tensions

In times of heightened political tension between China and the United States, art emerges as a beacon of hope, fostering understanding and collaboration. This...

Natalie Wong’s Artistic Exploration of Digital Love

In today's digitally-driven era, where social media and dating apps dominate human connections, the journey of finding love and companionship has radically transformed. These...

Hong Kong’s Resilient Artistic Pulse: Triumphs on the Global Stage

In the wake of a three-year hiatus from the international arts scene due to the pandemic, Hong Kong's performing artists have been fervently reestablishing...

“Zombieverse”: Netflix’s Genre-Bending Reality TV Innovation

The world of reality television is ever-evolving, and Netflix's recent foray into the mix with "Zombieverse" has definitely garnered attention, albeit of a mixed...

“Miss Shampoo”: Giddens Ko Ching-teng’s Eccentric Romantic Comedy

Taiwanese film visionary Giddens Ko Ching-teng, not content to merely pen stories, brings his own 2010 novel, "Precisely Out of Control," to the big...

Johnnie To Kei-fung: Balancing Art and Commerce in Hong Kong Cinema

In the dynamic realm of the Hong Kong film industry, Johnnie To Kei-fung's name has been synonymous with innovation and versatility. During a 2003...

Togian Islands: A Disillusioned Journey Through Indonesia’s Marine Paradise

The Togian Islands National Marine Park, Indonesia's largest, encompasses 56 pristine islands and 132,000 hectares of coral reefs, nearly double the size of Singapore....

The Decline and Resilience of Taiwan’s Antique Jade Market

The intricate folds on the ears of a 400-year-old jade pig showcase the delicate craftsmanship of artisans from the Ming dynasty (1368-1644). This small...

China and Indonesia: Deepening Ties Through Maritime Silk Road Heritage

Over two millennia ago, merchant vessels loaded with goods voyaged from China through the Maritime Silk Road, paving the way for lasting trade and...

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