With more than half of Chinese adults now overweight, hospitals, health platforms, and the government are exploring new ways to get people in shape
For decades, diners across China have turned to Lanzhou Lamian outlets for an affordable yet reliably filling bowl of hand-pulled noodles. Few, howev…
For China’s urban youth, exercise has become a popular post-work pursuit, offering personal growth and social connection. But with new workout trends…
The World of Chinese magazine celebrated its 20th anniversary and new issue launch with the team, readers, and friends at Beijing’s Shixi Teahouse!
Once seen as a pastime for retired grandpas, birdwatching has taken off among China’s overworked young people, prompting them to rethink how they wan…
The introduction of a new character in the hit “Love and Deepspace” franchise has landed developer Papergames in hot water and sparked debate over th…
Dominant for club and country on the pitch, Erling Haaland has become a Chinese internet icon for his rare mix of humor, authenticity, and ease
A decade in, China’s commercial space sector is entering its reusable-rocket era—a wave of debut flights, and a long way still to go. A LandSpace eng…
They may have captured the hearts of the nation, but can China’s ubiquitous dancing robots go a step further and change the world of work?
The country’s humanoids are moving from flashy performances to the real world of work, but challenges remain for this nascent industry
A decade on, armored combat, a niche historical battle sport, is starting to make ripples in the country despite its high barrier to entry
As more women-focused hackathons emerge in Chinese cities, they’re not only drawing more women into a traditionally male-dominated tech field, but al…
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