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Two Chinese professors of English literature, also father and son, have completed the translation of US comparative literary critic Rene Wellek's landmark volume Theory of Literature in 28 years.
Chinese pianist Lang Lang has become an inspiration to tens of millions around the world. Among his dazzling long list of titles, Lang considered UNICEF goodwill ambassador the most special one.
Huang Tingxin, the Chinese mainland's last veteran of the D-Day campaign to end the Nazi domination of Europe in 1944 has died. He was 91.
Chingling Tong had arrived in Beijing at half past five in the morning and then flown to Xi'an, but her face showed no fatigue. Twenty years after moving to America, she still speaks fluent Mandarin.
"Auntie," three kids from Beichuan Middle School coyly ask their host, "can we have a hug from Mommy Wang?"
Liu Yuqi, known as "the most beautiful Chinese woman on the web" was detained at Beijing Capital International Airport, after she failed to repay a 4 million debt.
The prosecution of the man that locals call the "mafia boss in police uniform" began Wednesday on 19 charges of abusing power and organizing and protecting gangs in Tonghua, Jilin province.
Of the sundry appeals and hopes laden upon US President Barack Obama's first state visit to China, a bestseller's bid for a preface by the president is most likely to leave the eloquent leader speechless.
A man suing his former airline employer for being denied travel on its planes lost his case yesterday at Chaoyang district court.
A top legislator in Liaoning province is being investigated for taking bribes from property developers, a newspaper reported yesterday.
A day in the life of model agent Wang Bing reveals the hard work behind a beautiful industry.
Hu Shuli, editor-in-chief of China's leading financial magazine Caijing, has resigned, said Caijing spokeswoman Zhang Lihui on her micro-blogging on Sina.com Monday afternoon.
