What's been trending on Weibo and beyond? I doomscrolled Chinese social media so you don’t have to.
Who's gonna buy this Zara dress in China? "I'm afraid that someone will say I stole the apron from Haidilao."
From Yunnan classics to fusion cuisine, these are Janet Yellen's picks for dining and drinking in Beijing.
Which words and phrases made it to Weibo's top trending lists in 2023? We've compiled a top 25 of the most popular and noteworthy buzzwords.
The recent buzz surrounding the Luckin x Maotai collaboration shows that blending coffee + alcohol might just become the next major trend in Chinese coffee culture.
The mushroom grows in China's Yunnan region and is considered hallucinogenic, causing visions that locals call "xiǎorénrén" (小人人), literally: "little people."
A month after the 'white people food' trend first became popular, Chinese netizens reflect on how the trend gained international attention.
There are even special Zibo BBQ trains now. This is how Zibo barbecue suddenly became the hottest meal of the country.
Watching videos on Meituan and ordering food from TikTok?
Even though experts suggest that natural food remedies won't prevent or cure Covid, Chinese netizens believe in the power of peaches.
This bubble tea shop's Nanjing opening got so crazy that police had to intervene and scalpers were reselling tea for 200 yuan ($30) per cup.
After adding 544 stores in 2020, Haidilao will close 300 locations this year.
The story of Lao Gan Ma founder Tao Huabi.
Two hotpot cockroaches in one day, but the real cockroach didn't get away.
Boots in the food bowl, meat from the floor: this Wuhan college canteen is making a food safety mess.
Social life and entertainment in times of closed-off campuses.
The special lunch boxes for women were introduced after female customers had too much leftover rice.
These are the main trends and topics in the context of China's nationwide 'Clean Plate campaign.'
These are China's most popular fast-food chains and the most important trends in the industry.
Jack Ma's late-night snack means overnight success for this Zhengzhou skewer place.
