Lavish chandeliers and marble floors are perhaps not the first things that come to mind when thinking about horse stables. Despite some media writing that "the...
The topic of children's books in China recently made international headlines following a crackdown on foreign storybooks in the PRC. What's on Weibo explores the status...
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Lhasa, capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region, is China's "happiest city" of the year, according to a national poll by Chinese state broadcaster CCTV. The outcome...
They have a larger online following than Oprah, yet you might not know their name. These are Chinese celebrities with the most fans on Sina Weibo....
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Chinese state tabloid Global Times published a peculiar headline on March 6 in response to a recent article by The Guardian on how following a Mediterranean...
"How can you teach children sexual education without talking about sex?"
The art of claw craning recently made headlines when an all-too- successful game of claw crane led to a formal police investigation in Daejeon, South Korea....
National People's Congress deputy Huang Xihua (黄细花) has called for lowering China's legal marriage age, from 22 for men and 20 for women, to a minimum...
Weilong's 'spicy sticks' (辣条) have been declared a national snack since their boycott of Lotte. Snacking away has never felt more noble.
A Thai commercial for skin care brand Ocean Skin recently has been making its rounds on Chinese social media. The popularity of the 2.5-minute ad again...
Weibo users are closely following the new political trends in the West, with a recent focus on populist Dutch politician Geert Wilders.
A video of a Japanese kindergarten recital has sparked controversy on Chinese social media, as children are heard saying that the disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu islands belong to...
Incidents of online harassment against women continue to rise year on year across the world, with severe cases in the PRC and abroad. What's on Weibo's...
"When there's enough wind, even a pig can fly" (当风来了, 猪也会飞起来) does not hold true for all online businesses.
Changing wedding customs are the mirror of a rapidly changing China. Over the past 50 years, China has seen drastic changes in the process of getting...
On February 20, Chinese media reported that the Quality Supervision Department found that 32.3% of the imported condoms on which they performed random inspections did not...
China's very first police robot made its debut at Zhengzhou Station this week. The robot, that has a face recognition system, can help the police to...
You found the ideal future spouse, but you can't afford to marry her - this is an increasingly common problem in China's so-called 'bare branch' villages....