There are thriving fan forums filled with thousands of posts and videos dedicated to Wang Wenbin.
"Quick, give me a 'like' so I can get my credit score up."
As 'Taiwan' is all over Chinese social media, the discourse is controlled and heavily influenced by Chinese official media accounts.
Shortly after the incident, videos and photos began circulating on WeChat, showing young children covered in blood on the ground.
By examining the influence of the "tragically ugly" schoolbook case, Bai demonstrates that WoW reporting had considerable impact on overall international media coverage.
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"The battle for the lower bunk beds" ("下铺之争") is a reflection of society and generational difference in China, touching upon expectations regarding the respect younger individuals...
Who's gonna buy this Zara dress in China? "I'm afraid that someone will say I stole the apron from Haidilao."
Online reactions to the news of Fan's marriage to Xu Meng, his fourth wife, reveal that the renowned artist is not particularly well-liked among Chinese netizens.
How a senior activity park in Chengdu was 'Disneyfied' and became a viral hotspot.
From Yunnan classics to fusion cuisine, these are Janet Yellen's picks for dining and drinking in Beijing.
About Qingming, nitpicking, Oppenheimer in Japan, other trends, and how we’re all burning BMWs in our own different ways.
The viral Chinese 'Samsung' Tiktok song is also not about cheating or getting back with your ex.
Nothing abnormal about the abnormal MU575 crash?
From nationalist influencers to the Handan murder case, Chinese social media was ablaze with more explosive topics this week than the Yanjiao blast alone.
