China's top market watchdog is planning to regulate the country's fast-growing mystery-box economy to encourage above-board sales and rational spending.

Over 40 students ages 4 to 50 from the harp summer camp of the Gateway to Arts Summer Festival performed at Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing on Aug 12, ending the four-day camp.

Eating small-pot rice noodles every morning is one of the happiest things for Yunnan people, Kunmingers in particular.

There are 18 oddities in Yunnan lifestyles, one of which is making milk into slices. This food is called milk fan, a characteristic dairy snack of the Bai ethnic group living in Dali prefecture.

Yang Liu had many dreams as a child. When she watched science-fiction movies, she wanted to become a scientist. When she went to the hospital, she wanted to become a doctor, and when she took dance lessons, she dreamed about becoming a dancer.

Gu Yu, a 32-year-old mother from Beijing, has been overwhelmed by her two children, even though she quit her job to care for them in 2018.

The Chinese social networks are recently packed with Cthulhu foods of strikingly different styles, renewing our understanding to food culture.

During a break from her work in the afternoon, Yin Menglan stands up and walks slowly to a window. She cannot see the view outside, but can feel the sun's warmth.

A study of 2,000 women by the British charity Barnado’s reveals that one piece of clothing is worn an average of seven times before being thrown out. Fast fashion has made it possible for one to constantly change their looks on the cheap.

Zhao Liping, a thin woman who is 1.63 meters tall, does not fit the conventional idea of a truck driver. However, the 33-year-old mother　has been a trucker for 10 years and has driven more than 1.5 million kilometers.

Chinese tech giant Baidu has obtained permission to operate fully driverless taxis commercially on public roads in the cities of Wuhan and Chongqing.

Coffee shops are popping up on nearly every street corner in urban China. When office workers grab a cup of coffee to energize themselves from places such as Starbucks and Costa, it is unlikely to occur to them that the brands from overseas use beans grown in Yunnan province.

This week a piece of news occupied many news outlets’ headlines. A 37-year-old plastic surgeon and technical director of Lixingjiarui Medical & Cosmetic Clinic in northwest China’s Shaanxi province died on July 17.

Running, cheering and sweating in various sports training venues – this is an increasingly popular way for children in China to spend their summer vacation.

Home gardening has blossomed as more people have remained at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

For decades, German and Japanese brands have been top choices of buyers of gasoline cars in China. Volkswagen represented quality and Toyota spelt fuel economy.

One of the longest ancient wooden bridges in China, located in Fujian province, collapsed on Aug 6 night after a fire broke out. No casualties or injuries were reported.

Cross-talk performer in Beijing gives the old Chinese art of mirth-provoking banter a fresh lease of life through his podcast channel, with a section exclusively curated for children.

Born on Broadway in New York City, Museum of Ice Cream kicked off in Shanghai. During the hot summer, ice cream-lovers can now have a treat and discover the inner kid in them in this pink wonderland.

As one of the most popular rural TV series this year, The Story of Xing Fu recently concluded its first run on Beijing Satellite TV and Dragon Television, and its overall 40 episodes and related features garnered over 20 billion views online.