Breaking Asia | Culture

The Legacy of Cambodia’s Killing Fields

by Marius Carlos, Jr. | May 4, 2019

Cambodia continues to recreate a legacy of justice of humanity after the Khmer Rogue regime.

City of the Future: Singapore

by Breaking Asia | Feb 25, 2019

See the Future of Singapore, one of the top countries leading Asia in Tech and economy

Singapore’s Workaholic Culture: A Cause for Concern

by Breaking Asia | Mar 26, 2019

Singapore’s toxic workaholic culture is causing long-term damage to the population.

10 Obscure Superstitions in the Philippines

by Breaking Asia | Dec 31, 2018

10 OBSCURE SUPERSTITIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES

The Modernity of Chopsticks

by Breaking Asia | May 3, 2019

The humble chopsticks were truly modern ahead of its time. Specifically, 5000 years ahead!

Country Profile: Syncretic and Dynamic Vietnam

by Marius Carlos, Jr. | Mar 2, 2019

Vietnam’s legacy to the world goes way beyond its 20th century scuffle with the US in the Vietnam War

Most Influential Chinese LGBTQ Icons Today

by Breaking Asia | Mar 27, 2019

The power of the Rainbow burns bright in the darkest corners of Asia.

Manners: The Big, Ugly Mirror of China

by Marius Carlos, Jr. | Jan 20, 2019

Are manners now dying in China, where economic competition and social statuses remain top priorities?

The Awkward Talk: Money Matters in Indian Marriages

by Savita Jayaram | Jul 2, 2019

Does money matter to get married in India? Undoubtedly yes! It further matters to sustain the longevity of relationships and lead a fulfilling happy life.

The Asian Misconception: Tibet

by Arvin Donguines | Mar 6, 2019

Is Tibet really the Shangri La? The mystical land of meditation and prayers

Coming Out As Gay in Asia

by Breaking Asia | Mar 29, 2019

Many gay men openly reject feminine gay men, as if they are less gay when partnering with straight-looking gay men. – Robert

The Asian Misconception: Philippines

by Arvin Donguines | May 12, 2019

Home to a hundred million amazing people, the Philippines is often get viewed the wrong way. It’s about time we dispel some of these misconceptions.

How Does Asia Celebrate Valentine’s Day?

by Breaking Asia | Feb 14, 2019

The day of hearts is extra special in Asia.

Meet Jim Thompson, the Man Who Left a Mystery and a Legacy in Thailand

by MJ Toledo | Mar 30, 2019

Jim Thompson is known all over the world for saving the dying art of Thai Silk. His mysterious disappearance is one of the most intriguing mystery cases in Southeast Asia and has remained unsolved up to this day

Going SOFT, Going HARD: The Transforming of the Korean Man

by Marius Carlos, Jr. | Jan 26, 2019

What makes a Korean man, well, manly?

Interesting Korean Superstitions You Should Know

by MJ Toledo | Jun 13, 2019

Although it’s a progressive country, Koreans still believe in superstitions. Take a look at some interesting ones.

Apo Whang-Od Oggay: The Last Mambabatok of the Philippines

by Marius Carlos, Jr. | Mar 31, 2019

At 98 years old, Apo Whang-Od Oggay is hailed as a national living treasure – and has changed the fate of her ancient Kalinga village, Buscalan – forever.

The Do’s and Don’ts When Traveling to China

by Kari Amarnani | Apr 19, 2019

An interesting scope on Chinese etiquette practices to keep in mind

The Rundown: All about India

by MJ Toledo | Jan 28, 2019

Visiting India? Here Are the Things You Need to Know About the Land Of Snake Charmers

North Korea Profile: The Land of Broken Promises

by Marius Carlos, Jr. | Jun 13, 2019

Inside North Korea: The Hermit Regime’s Many Broken Promises. The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea boasts of “zero corruption” in its government and “no exploitation” of its workers.