In Templexity, philosopher Nick Land examines the convergence of past and future in Shanghai, using the film Looper as a reference point. Land’s concept of "templexity" describes how different eras coexist within the city’s architecture and culture.

Chris Song’s translation of Ye Si’s “Amélie in Tuen Mun”. After graduating from high school, Amélie and her classmates moved to the city to seek their fortunes. While some joined Triads, committing robberies, and others took part in the Miss Hong Kong pageant, Amélie found work in a diner.