From Kim Jong-un in Beijing to Lu Xun’s cigarette: what China’s talking about this week – a top 10 by What’s on Weibo.
This is What's on Weibo's top 3 of what's trending (Aug 12–13): public outrage over a fatal stabbing in Nanchang, the record-breaking Chinese animation hit Nobody,...
Online sleuths connect emerald earrings to post-earthquake business ties—sparking official investigations.
🔥 Quick Take: Trending in China – Week 18 This is a brief update from our curated roundup of what’s trending in China this week. A...
🔥 Quick Take: Trending in China – Week 17 This is a brief update from our curated roundup of what’s trending in China this week. A...
The Kaifeng cycling craze revealed more than just the adventurous spirit of Chinese students.
Most netizens aren't buying the story about the Xiaoxitian bao'an allegedly "misunderstanding" his dismissal.
Whatever possessed the female driver of a Land Rover to go against traffic, cut in line, and assault another driver? A recent incident in Qingdao, Shandong,...
This week, Chinese netizens discussed subway seat confrontations, a shocking public stabbing, and Hu Youping's heroism. Also: more trending topics, from hallucinogenic mushrooms to traveling pandas...
The story of 'Fat Cat' has become a hot topic in China, sparking widespread sympathy and discussions online.
Zibo had its BBQ moment. Now, it's Tianshui's turn to shine with its special take on malatang. Tourism marketing in China will never be the same...
Olympic champion Fu Yuanhui, known for her 'mystical powers,' turned to social media when she faced a tourist scam.
While the public initially supported 'Grandma Xu' and criticized the Benz driver from Baoding, the narrative took an unexpected turn.
Part of Harbin's enormous success can be attributed to a snowball effect, but the hype is also the result of a well-coordinated campaign.
Three friends are held partially responsible for not intervening when the woman consumed 500ml of baijiu.
You'd allegedly have a better chance of getting hit by a meteorite than winning the jackpot this way.
Dozens of local public officials in Tibet donated blood to rescue a Shanghainese woman. Netizens believe it's a matter of privilege.
She has become all the rage in Beijing's student district, but Auntie Goose Legs just wants to run her roasted goose leg stall in peace.
"Village cadres are so hard-working. Besides conducting conferences, they also do live-streaming!"
A theft scandal rocked China's Midi Festival, which took place in Nanyang this week. Midi, however, blames online trolls for hyping the case.
