Articles by Min Lee

A Chinese producer and director who screened an uncensored movie at the Berlin Film Festival last month have so far escaped punishment, the producer said Tuesday, adding that the filmmakers will continue to test censors’ tolerance with their work. Read more

Martin Scorsese’s hot crime thriller “The Departed” – in which Boston gangsters try to sell computer technology to ethnic Chinese villains – won’t be showing in China. Read more

For author Gish Jen, Chinese Americans have gone from misfits to regular suburban teenagers to fully assimilated locals who don’t speak Mandarin and who marry whites, and in the process, redefined the meaning of identity. Read more

Jackie Chan and other stars marched silently Tuesday to Hong Kong’s government headquarters, protesting against a gossip magazine that featured a cover photo of a pop singer changing backstage. Read more

Clustered together on an unadorned stage, the dancers kneel and rise, their arms outstretched like hawks. Read more

Nothing holds off Hong Kong’s winter chill like a hearty bowl of snake soup, at least according to its devotees. Read more

Because public schools here will switch from teaching in English to Chinese next year, the parents of 11-year-old Timothy Lai had to decide which language will prepare him best for his future in the new Hong Kong. Read more