Archaeologists have unearthed evidence suggesting that ancient Greece may have had a hand in the design the Terracotta Army, which could shed new light on ancient China’s contact with the west.
Many of China’s children are getting obese and if the trend doesn’t stop, the country will have the most number of obese people in the world.
Food specialists from New Zealand are going to study how Chinese eat.
Rising tourism comes with a cost. The Chinese government attempts to monitor and correct bad public behavior.
The world's longest sightseeing escalator launches off in Enshi, China. An innovation in tourism? Undoubtedly, yes!
A college professor was under fire when he likened the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement to the racism of Klu Klux Klan.
Recent years have shown that classes helping students improve their Emotional Quotient (EQ) are gaining popularity in China, according to a psychology expert.
There are many "copycat parks" around the globe, but a park in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, might just take the prize for being most thorough.
China's population is rapidly aging. According to The Diplomat, only 5 percent of the country's population was over 65 three decades ago; today, 123 million people, or 9 percent of the population, are over this age. A report released by a government think tank also forecast that China will become the world's most aged society in 2030.
Oct. 1, 1949, was the memorial day for the founding of the People's Republic of China. Nearly 600 million Chinese tourists would flock to local tourist spots or fly overseas during the country’s 67th National Day holiday, according to qz.com.
Chinese fans of Shakespeare may soon visit his birthplace without traveling to England as China plans to create a replica in one of its provinces. If the project called Sanweng Town successfully pushes through, the city of Fuzhou in the Fujian Province would soon see the replica of Shakespeare's hometown in Stratford.
Researchers have discovered more than a dozen cannabis plants in an ancient tomb in China, saying the unique find suggests that prehistoric central Eurasians had used the mind-altering plant for medicinal or ritualistic purposes.
In the age of digital photography, the China Photo Studio still lives.
Users of a new public restroom situated in an ecology park at a Chinese province may have to choose between holding their pee or losing some privacy.
When it comes to food on the go many Chinese tourists still prefer instant noodles, if a recent survey is to be believed.
