Hangzhou AiYo Technology’s “Come Rent Me” app offers a kind of service where a person can contact those people who rent themselves out for a fee. The rate is on an hourly basis.
China speaks out against the United States’ human rights survey that dubbed the Asian giant’s corruption crackdown as “particularly severe,” allegedly causing a spike in “coercion” and “repression.”
Here is some good news for wildlife lovers. After almost a century the population of wild tiger has witnessed an increase globally. This has provided hope to conservationists, as the rise in number comes after several decades of dwindling population of the big cat across the world.
The leader of China’s biggest tomb-raiding ring was handed a death sentence on Thursday, proving the government’s determination in ridding the country of scoundrels who do not respect their cultural heritage.
Japan has been struck by a strong earthquake on April 14 at around 9:26 p.m. Various sources revealed that the 6.4 magnitude quake had toppled houses and few buildings around Kumamoto Prefecture and the nearby island of Kyushu.
Marina Lonina, an 18-year-old student of New Albany High School in Columbus, Ohio, has been arrested for multiple charges including kidnapping and broadcasting the rape of her friend via a live-streaming site. Her alleged boyfriend, Raymond Gates, 29, was tagged as the rapist.
A 60-year-old British university teacher who went missing for several weeks in late March has been confirmed to have been killed in China, the Hong Kong police said in a statement after being notified by Chinese authorities.
The southern Chinese city of Shenzhen is introducing a carpool lane exclusively for vehicles with at least one passenger during rush hour on working days.
An expert believes that the expansion of China’s tourism in the disputed Paracel Islands shows the extent of the country’s claim over the territory.
The Chinese government has demoted or fired a total of 357 officials while over 200 suspects have been taken into custody in line with the crackdown on the health scandal involving illegal distribution of vaccine.
Sun Wenlin, the first man in China to file a lawsuit to register his same-sex marriage, plans to appeal the case after his claim was dismissed by the local court in Changsha, Hunan Province, last Wednesday, April 13, the Global Times reported.
In the first-ever court case in China addressing the issue of same-sex marriage, a Beijing judge on Wednesday denied permission to a gay couple who had filed a petition seeking the right to marry.
The Chinese government and separatists are fighting for control over Living Buddhas, spiritual figures believed to be the reincarnation of another Living Buddha, according to a report by the Global Times.
China’s agriculture ministry promised a more intensified crackdown on illegally cultivated genetically modified crops to ensure the safety of food products in the country.
China’s plans on becoming a “soccer powerhouse” become more evident as schools in the mainland offer more training programs and authorities vow to build more training centers to hone the youth’s talent in the sport.
