Belle Yang's "Forget Sorrow" (W.W. Norton) is unusual fare. It's a graphic novel that intertwines the author's travails with those of her grandfather in chaotic post-imperial China.

Political cartoons are having a hard time in China, a far cry from the “Golden Age” of the 1980s. Behind the decline lie weakening print media and a distaste for satire and confrontation ...

Two officials in charge of cultural affairs in China lost their jobs after “restoring” 270-year-old Buddhist frescoes by painting over them with cartoon-like murals, the BBC reports. A Chinese ...

However, in a new initiative, Chinese government authorities will use a cartoon to promote harmony between ethnic Uyghurs, the native Muslim ethnic group of Xinjiang, and Han Chinese. The cartoon ...