China's so-called 'ghost cities' are a hot topic, with Ordos. Inner Mongolia. being of the most famous. Are China's 'Ghost Cities' dead?
The personal account of one high-speed railway passenger went viral this week. His view: China's high-speed railway staff should be praised more, as their service has...
The resignation letter of one Ningbo woman has gone viral on social media: she wrote the letter after hearing about the end of China's one-child policy.
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...
It is a romantic dream for most women to see their lover kneeling down with a diamond ring and a bunch of beautiful roses. For one...
China has launched a new law to cope with the increasing 'Yinao' Phenomenon. The growing violence of patients against medical staff has made being a doctor...
The Communist Party of China (CPC) issued an official statement on Oct 29 that China now allows two children for all couples. "Too late," some experts...
The state visit of the Dutch King to China from Oct. 25 to 29 has received a lot of attention from the media in both China and...
An issue involving Lego and Ai Wei Wei has caused controversy this week when the Danish toymaker brand told the Chinese artist that he could not...
Popular actress and model 'Angelababy' underwent medical examination to prove that she has not had plastic surgery, leading to heated discussions on Chinese social media.
A hair salon in Changsha, China, has taken its prices sky-high. One woman paid a staggering 38880 RMB (6120US$) for a 15 minute haircut.
It has only been two weeks since China's Ministry of Culture joined Sina Weibo, but it has already become a hot topic. The online presence of...
A young woman from Anhui became the victim of a vicious dog attack when she tried to save a little girl from being bitten. After the...
Weibo user Li Tiegang recently noticed some strange things on the streets of urban China, as some people seem to become one with their surroundings.
A new career is recently emerging in China. So-called "third person dissuaders" or "mistress discouragers" specialise in persuading mistresses to step back from their client's marriage.