Politics has had complex effects on the cultural life of Taiwan in the twentieth century.

After more than three decades of rapid growth and extraordinary achievement, China is facing big questions about its development model, which has lately been tarnished by an addiction to investment

Designing major buildings in an environment of profound institutional change offers challenges to any architect.

In her thirty years of work in China, photographer Lois Conner's vision and creative method bring to sites both modern and ancient the sense of an eternity captured in a moment.

Complementary research priorities and shared challenges means Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) is an important part of Australia and China’s bilateral relationship.

In this lecture, Professor Michael Nylan focuses on the evidence at hand for Western Han capital of Chang'an (second and first century BCE).

Forty years ago, two choices made history - Australia chose China over Taiwan and China chose the United States over the Soviet Union.

Professor Mark Elliott gives the 73rd George Morrison Lecture at The Australian National University on June 20, 2012.