What breed is that doggy in the window? Chengdu bans 22 breeds in the city's big districts.
China's Copyright Association is making karaoke fans sing a different tune.
The Wuxi Medical App makes Chinese health care more digital.
"More babies, less divorce" - big changes are about to come regarding family planning and marriage, according to a proposed draft of divisions of the Civil...
The word ‘Single’s Tax’ (单身税) has become a hot topic on Chinese social media over the past few months. Now that the National People’s Congress Standing...
Signature forgery by Chinese kuaidi (couriers) happens on a daily basis. For a delivery company in Jiangsu, one false signature ended up costing a lot of...
They divorced, wife-swapped, divorced, and remarried - all for tax evasion. Although Chinese media condemn the story, netizens applaud it.
At times unjust, excessive, or even illegal - but the Human Flesh Search still is an inherent part of Weibo.
"The Diaoyu islands belong to China, forward it to pass on the truth!", Chinese state media write on Weibo.
Local authorities in Hengyang are not dreaming of a white Christmas.
While coal heating is being banned, many villagers are left in the cold as they have no access to electric or gas heating systems.
The popular Chinese talk show "Behind the Headlines," broadcasted since 1998, has been suddenly terminated.
A Chinese man running a small-scale website on which he sold VPN software has been sentenced to 9 months in prison. Weibo netizens take the man's...
China's State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT) issued a notice this weekend that Chinese television stations should refrain from broadcasting TV dramas...
Will China's internet be further closed off from the rest of the world?
The case of a middle-aged woman from Tianjin who has recently been sentenced to 3,5 years in prison for running a balloon-shooting booth has angered Chinese...
The suspension of the Dutch ambassador to China over an alleged love affair with a local employee made headlines earlier this week. On Weibo, Chinese netizens...
Since October 1st, every selfie and sentence posted on WeChat or Weibo could be used as evidence in court. The new measurement comes after a string...
China's media watchdog (广电总局) recently announced it will guard against the hyping of private scandals of the rich and famous. The notice comes after a month...
A short video showing explicit violence from local law enforcement to street vendors has got Weibo talking. Fights between street vendors and city management staff have...
