Under the Skin (TV Mystery Review)
Sketch Artist Shen Yi works with detective Du Cheng to identify both victims and criminals through the use of art and old-fashioned detective work.
6 Lesser-Known Cozy Mysteries for the Winter Nights (International Edition)
Check out these six cozy mysteries from around the world! From 1920s Shanghai to 1950s US to modern Italy, where will the detective take you?
Huang Jiaming (Missing Child)
Huang Jiaming ➜ Autistic Child disappeared from a park and remains missing. He struggles with communication but likes playing with buttons.
JNBY Children’s Clothing Scandal
JNBY is facing backlash over sexually explicit, racist, and violent imagery and phrasing in their children's clothing line.
China Locates 1680 Missing Children in Operation Reunion
China locates an estimate 1680 missing children through Operation Reunion, reuniting families separated for decades
The Burns of Sin (Film Review)
Su Cheng returns to his hometown to find his best friend Wang and old crush Lin Jing married and settled down. When Wang is killed by an apparent serial killer, police have to ask whether Cheng's return is a bit too convenient.
Royal Medical Examiner (Film Review)
Royal Medical Examiner - The story takes place during the historical Ming Dynasty. Late one evening, the cries of a baby were suddenly heard in Lin'an County Cemetery and two corpses lie in a grave one on the other. Murder is clear, but the means not so much and a local medical examiner Song Shao is called in to investigate.
‘The Lost Tomb’ in Chronological Order
An introduction to the universe of 'The Grave Robber Chronicles' (aka 'The Lost Tomb' universe). Includes a list of all of the dramas and movies in chronological order for best watching!
What’s Your Chinese Animal?
Today's Mystery is all about the Lunar New Year! This is the festival better known as the 'Chinese New Year' or 'Spring Festival', but it is really celebrated by several other Asian countries. In South Korea, it's known as Sollal (설날). In Vietnam, Tết or Tết Nguyên Đán. The Spring Festival also lasts longer than the western celebrations - in China it will extend for 7 days this year . . . it was longer last year because of the virus. In any event, if your year hasn't been going particularly well or if you want a second crack at those New Year's resolutions - now's the time! Start fresh! So today, we're…