"China, already dealing with a blood selling scandal that left thousands of farmers infected with HIV/AIDS, is facing another crisis -- this time from people who contracted the disease through ... Read More

"Nov. 27, 2005: Coal dust catches fire at the Dongfeng Coal Mine in Qitaihe, a city in Heilongjiang province, killing at least 134 miners." Read the story.

"People have often said you can say anything you want in China around the dinner table, but not in public. Now the blogs have become the dinner table, and ... Read More

"Prostitutes and migrant women in the city need more access to sex education to reduce the spread of sexual disease and cut down on the high abortion rate in Shanghai, ... Read More

"A chemical plant explosion has severely polluted one of China's biggest rivers, causing water supplies to be cut for millions of people and sparking pollution fears in neighbouring Russia." Read ... Read More

"Craig Branigan talked about the evolution of branding in China, ranging from the marketing of potato chips to the design of the Beijing Olympics logo." Read the story.

"It inspires me when you look around here," Schwarzenegger said, "because you see the freeways on the bottom, and you see the freeways on the top." But California, sometimes, is ... Read More

"It is important that social, political and religious freedoms grow in China and we encourage China to continue making the historic transition to greater freedom." President Bush said the same ... Read More

"In Shanghai, Arnold Schwarzenegger, the California governor and former Hollywood star accompanied more than 300 'Harry' at the premier screening at the Shanghai Museum's cinema." Read the story.

"The number of Americans living in China has reached a historic high of 110,000. They are teachers, hairdressers, diplomats, travelers, students and business fat cats. There's even a bluegrass banjo ... Read More

"More and more young Chinese have become big-spending consumers. A recent survey of young urbanites on the Chinese mainland found around two thirds of them willing to 'seize every opportunity ... Read More

"China's famous Shaolin Temple is planning to cull outstanding Kungfu players worldwide via television, internet and mobile phones in a bid to better promote its 1,500-year martial art heritage and ... Read More

"California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife Maria Shriver attend an event to promote their state to the Chinese in Beijing." Read the story.

"The Dunhuang engravings are, in a certain sense, the culmination of Buddhist cave art," said Ma De. "Their historical significance is equal to that of the Dunhuang cave art, painted ... Read More

"One doesn't need to be proficient in Chinese languages in order to do business in China. But the exposure and the motivation to show that one understands and respects ... Read More

"More than 500,000 people will take a national civil-service exam on Nov. 26 in the hope of winning one of 10,282 coveted positions in the pencil-pushing world of the central ... Read More

"Xinjiang probably has the most serious coal fire problem, not just in our country but in the whole world," Cai said. "In total, the province was losing around 100 million ... Read More

"Like the Five Olympic Rings from which they draw their color and inspiration, the Five Friendlies will serve as the Official Mascots of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, carrying a message ... Read More

"About 1,000 Buddhists held a religious ceremony on Thursday in Xi'an, capital of northwest China's Shaanxi Province, to see off the holy Buddha Finger Sarira, which is heading for the ... Read More

"With the widespread use of computer-based pinyin, graphic design software and the messaging system on mobile phones, many Chinese are finding it hard to write the proper Chinese characters they ... Read More

"With a population of 22,500, the Jing is one of the smallest ethnic groups in China. But Jing people's history and cultural lineage can be traced back to Viet Nam, ... Read More

"According to statistics provided by the China Association for the Aged, by 2020, the number of senior citizens (65 or older) in China will increase to 11.8% of the population, ... Read More

"Chinese people are experiencing a sexual revolution," said Li Yinhe, China's first female sociologist on sex issues. Li delivered a speech on "Emotion and sex of Chinese in social reform" ... Read More

"In Dengfeng city, some 700 kilometers south of Beijing, home to the Shaolin Temple famous for Kungfu, a father decided to name his newborn son 'Hu D' -- Hu is ... Read More

"The Association for the Great Wall and the management of the Great Wall at Badaling have initiated a joint campaign to curb the graffiti habit and also invite proposals as ... Read More

"In ancient Chinese society, knees were an important token in the demonstration of social caste. All court officials must be on their knees before the emperor, the members of the ... Read More

"With Root's help, China Construction Bank agreed in June to accept a $3 billion investment from Bank of America. And at press time CCB was poised to complete an initial ... Read More

"Zhang said he usually reminds his students of what he thinks are the three most important things - uphold good character, study hard, and go to college. Upholding good character ... Read More

"China says it is considering ending a controversial residency permit system that makes a legal distinction between urban and rural residents." Read the story.

"A 3,700-year-old antique in the shape of a dragon, made up of over 2,000 pieces of turquoise, is believed by many Chinese scholars as the oldest Chinese dragon totem. The ... Read More

"Satellite data has revealed that the city is one of the worst environmental victims of China's spectacular economic growth, which has brought with it air pollution levels that are blamed ... Read More