The count-down has started for China's most important event of the year. Chinese New Year starts February 8. Although the anticipation of Spring Festival is evident...
China's Internet is full of online catchphrases, in-jokes and other memes. While many are just for fun, others have a deeper meaning to them. China's Internet...
The divorce rate in China increased by 3.9 percent over the last year. “Have you divorced today?” (今天你离了吗) has become a common joke between Chinese people.
What's on Weibo has compiled a list of 10 scams in China that are recently trending on social media or in China's newspapers, victimising hundreds of...
Yulin's dog-eating festival has caused online outrage. But it is said that what dragon steak is in heaven, dog meat is on earth. Time for 20...
China’s economic growth has not just changed entire villages and family constructions; it has also reshaped the landscape of dating and marriage. Millions of Chinese go...
Chinese companies have been increasingly present in Africa for years. Besides investing in infrastructure and goldmines, Beijing is now exporting its media and entertainment to Africa....
China has a thriving abortion industry, with clinics offering various treatment options, including a more expensive 'VIP treatment.'
On August 10, Beijing's National People's Congress delegate Wang Youjun has called for an extension of women's maternity leave to three years in order to improve...
A new catchprase “Do you know who my dad is?” has gone viral on Weibo and the Chinese Internet.
Over the past decades, there has been a dramatic increase in environmental protests in China. Yuhang (Hangzhou) has been the most recent one, and has been...
The Chinese government has released its 2014 'anti-porn' campaign. What's the history behind China's crusade against pornography?
China’s biggest social media site Sina Weibo will celebrate its 5th birthday in 2014. Despite a growth in registered users, there is declining online activity.
During Chinese New Year, parents press their kids to get married. To avoid the hassle, Chinese bachelors and 'spinsters' rent a fake boyfriend or girlfriend.
The value of digital currency Bitcoin has exploded. Why? A growing demand from China. This article explains China's love for Bitcoins.
Trending topic: 'Leftover men'. China’s single men are referred to as “shengnan” (剩男), ‘leftover men’- a new report has given a profile of the general Chinese...