After "The Empress of China" television series, also known as "The Saga of Wu Zetian," received some very specific cropping from national regulator the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT), it is difficult not to imagine the most vocal protesters as males.
China’s increasing abortion rate raised apprehension among citizens, enough to question whether there is enough education about human reproduction to its youth or that there are too many painless abortion adverts in the country.
First-borns emit a surprisingly hostile aura towards their unborn siblings in a shocking twist in the Chinese family unit.
Since President Xi Jinping assumed the top Beijing office in 2012, his eye has not wavered from the nation's education system--and the global media have been with him every step of the way.
The U.S. National Prayer Breakfast is occurring this week at the White House, and political exile the Dalai Lama received an invitation from President Obama last week.
Following Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's African trip in 2014, the Global Times' He Wenping made it clear on Thursday that the "world's richest continent" is well within the scope of President Xi Jinping's highly publicized "One Belt, One Road" initiative.
A day after a cross-strait meeting between Taiwan and China, the Silk Road Economic Belt and 21st Century Maritime Silk Road strategic initiatives have received an unequivocal reaffirmation from a researcher based at the Institute of Law in Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.
While parts of China proclaimed the eastern Asian nation's increasingly modern outlook this week, using the dominance of online entities like Alibaba and Baidu as evidence, the global medical community continues to scrutinize the country's organ donation and transplant system.
If one is in any way unsure about the overall impact of historical events, Wai Haiqing's commentary for Xinhua, titled "Only genuine historical retrospection paves the way to future," provides an indication of how long the memories of both individuals and nations can be.
The Chinese government confirmed on Tuesday that China will hold a "grand military parade" in commemoration of the cessation of the Second World War.
Chinese women are showing to the world what they can do. According to a new report, women make up an integral part of China's aid efforts to countries inflicted with the Ebola virus, particularly the West African nations.
A local government unit in the Philippines banned the "Defense Of The Ancients," or simply known as "DOTA", from being played in Internet cafes at a small town in the country.
Chinese President Xi Jinping was evidently struck by the severe poverty that he witnessed on his first domestic inspection tour of 2015 in the Yunnan Province in mid-January.
Although the recent VPN issue regarding China has led to further discussion of Beijing's democratic credentials, the topic is by no means new.
