Hhou·Apr 27When Hubei Provincial Museum Becomes Internet FamousIn recent years, the craze for museums in China has been on the rise, and Hubei Provincial Museum is one of the most representative cases…
Jiahan Wang·Apr 26If culture belongs to everyone, who decides what gets funded, displayed, and preserved?Australian cultural policy today speaks the language of inclusion. In Revive, the government promises “a place for every story.” This…
Jiahan Wang·Apr 14If culture is for everyone, why does cultural legitimacy still belong to a few?Australian cultural policy now speaks confidently in the language of inclusion. In Revive, the federal government promises “a place for…
Shirin·Nov 7, 2025Cultural Quotas in Global MediaA Strategic Defense of Diversity in the Age of Globalization
Wuzhaohui·Apr 16, 2025The Dual-Track of Chinese Cultural Governance: “Explicit Narratives” and “Implicit Discipline”In the National Treasure program organised by the Palace Museum, one artifact is given a personified narrative, and while the audience…
Lei Yan·Apr 14, 2025Whose History Prevails?When states weaponize cultural policy to erase atrocities, the world must respond with truth and remembrance.
Jingwen Gao（Jarine）·Mar 13, 2024Why Harbin’s tourism industry is explodingThis winter, there is the first 2024 “top stream” city — Harbin.
Yuanqing Xu·Apr 9, 2023‘Revive’ — a cultural policy to bridge Australia’s cultural vacuumAccording to RAZZHIGAEVA (2023), the Federal Government has recently announced a new Australian Cultural Policy and named it “Revive”…
wei chen·Apr 7, 2022The growths and challenges of cultural policyAll creative forms, screen culture, public and commercial media, indigenous affairs, heritage, and education are all covered by cultural…
