Apparently, sitting can be a cause of terminal illnesses, as there is substantial evidence being built that prolonged times of sitting - even among people who are actively exercising - can cause diabetes and various heart diseases.
Chinese women categorize famous and handsome men as “national husbands” and their standards for doing so is similar to the taste of women in ancient times.
Chinese swimmer Fu Yuanhui instantly becomes an Internet sensation for her rare candor as netizens pay tribute to her one-of-a-kind personality that was highlighted during the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.
Movie watchers and fans are getting turned off by the quality of films being produced in China recently and are urging producers to take a deeper look.
Japanese author Tamaki Matsuoka released her book, “Torn Memories of Nanking” in Canada in April and published by New World Press.
A very surprising outcome from a robotic brain programme came out after eight paraplegic people were able to regain slight movement and sensation in their legs, even after being paralyzed for so long.
Famous Chinese children’s book artist of “New Year’s Reunion” was released in 2008 and still warms the heart of many families in China who are separated by economic reasons.
The Miss Tourism World 2016 was held in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province on Aug. 10, 2016. The competition aims to enhance cultural exchanges in tourism and promote the good morals of contestants.
Management of a swanky gym in Tbilisi, Georgia, is facing some bad press for denying women on periods from using the swimming pool.
Models from South America are getting more opportunities in China and have decided to stay in the country as long-term residents.
A Chinese insurance company is selling packages to couples to encourage them to marry.
An Olympic museum opened in Xiamen in the Fujian Province to exhibit works by former table tennis coach Deng Rongrong.
“Gay wives,” or women who marry gay men, are now speaking out to express their abused plight in Chinese society.
Many American athletes at the 2016 Rio Olympics are taking “bahuoguan,” or the Chinese version of cupping therapy, to restore muscular strength.
A woman who is 109 years old lives in China based on a profile done by the Chongqing Commercial Daily.
