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JOSHUA 曦 DAVY is a Chinese and New Zealand storyteller from Hong Kong. After finishing his BFA in Film & TV Production at Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, Joshua has continued to pursue a career in Film/TV/Docs at a variety of renown companies, including Scott Rudin Productions, Netflix, Prophets, Google, Click3X, Rooftop Films in New York, Moviola in Hong Kong, and Visual Domain in Sydney . Recently, Joshua has been freelancing on commercial, documentary and new/editorial projects with clients such as Art Basel, South China Morning Post, Sony Music Entertainment, and more. Currently, Joshua is based in Sydney, Australia.
Produced for South China Morning Post
The Chu family has been selling fried dough sticks, or youtiao, in Sydney’s Chinatown since 1991. While bringing a sense of family to others, the Chus lost one of their own. Here’s a story of bringing joy to people and carrying on a father’s legacy.
Produced for Goldthread, South China Morning Post
Go to any old-school dim sum restaurant, and what do you see them serving your food with Bamboo steamers. Why do chefs swear by it, and how are they made?
Produced for Goldthread, South China Morning Post
Huaiyang cuisine chefs are known for their unrivaled knife skills that’s been passed down over the past 1,500 years. Even with a normal block of tofu — they can turn it into a blossoming flower by making 3,600 cuts. And that’s not the only cool thing they can do with food.
Produced for Art Basel
Chi-Wen Huang is a woman on a mission: supporting the most experimental art coming out from Asia. For the last 14 years, the Taipei-based gallerist has focused on video and new media, championing art forms that, too often, remain considered challenging to collect. Artists dealing with such loaded subjects as politics, religion, and gender identity abound in the program she runs from her gallery in the heart of the Taiwanese capital.
Produced for Goldthread, South China Morning Post
After his business failed in Shanghai, Li Rongguang returned to his hometown of Lichuan, Jiangxi to start afresh as a candy maker, making zhuang yuan tang, or top scorer candy — a snack made famous by a legendary scholar from the city. Li, as scrappy as a businessman can be, grows his own ingredients, hand-makes the candy, and even dresses up in costume and dances to sell his candy online.
Produced for Goldthread, South China Morning Post
LinaBell is a character created by Disney for the Chinese market. She was only introduced in September 2021, but immediately became one of the studio’s most popular figures - fans line up at Disneyland for two hours every day just to see her, and any item that has her image sells out immediately. Why do so many people in China love her?
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