Tiny Titans: How China’s Kids Are Schooling Adults
China’s netizens are in awe at children who show wisdom beyond their years
China’s netizens are in awe at children who show wisdom beyond their years
Ride the roller coaster of China’s stock market with our guide to investor jargon and slang
Chinese netizens have a new term to describe their exhausting office culture—“work smell”
Kweichow Moutai and Luckin Coffee have captured netizens imagination with a viral “baijiu” and coffee concoction
When Li Jiaqi implored his audience to work harder, netizens responded with anger and memes
From horoscopes to four-letter codes, China’s netizens are trading stars for MBTI personality test charts
“Lian’ai nao,” a Chinese slang term for irrational love, reflects modern netizens’ feelings on independence and gender roles in relationships
A language guide to how Chinese celebrities and companies handle public relations crises...and often make them worse
How do you share four cups of water between five leaders? And other interview questions from the Chinese internet.
How an investigation into contaminated cafeteria food took China’s internet by storm
For Chinese netizens, life shouldn’t be about hard work or study; just friendship is enough
“More than acquaintances, not quite friends”: A new Chinese term shows how youngsters are seeking shallow social relationships without expectations o…