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Famous central China Hunan Satellite TV singer and presenter Li Xiang is in the headlines again, this time, on the podium at a normal university as a guest professor.
Wu Yingying, 21, holding patents for three of her 100 inventions, has become Asia operations vice president with TopCoder, a Connecticut-based multinational company before her graduation, reported the Beijing News Friday.
Xiao Tian, a gay man, sparked an uproar in the gay community in the capital after he accused the prestigious Tsinghua University of discriminating against gays, xmnext.com reported on December 6.
It is daytime. Under tight police escort, 100 johns and prostitutes wearing surgical masks were paraded in front of thousands of residents through Sansha in Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong Province.
Song Zhenghai, a senior researcher with the Chinese Academy of Science (CAS), has recently launched a campaign among academic circles, calling for the elimination of the term "pseudo science."
Transsexual woman Liu Xuanyi in the costume she made with condoms poses for photographs in a move to arouse AIDS awareness in people in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region December 4. [CFP]
He could go back home or drop in on friends whenever he wanted while still serving his 15-year sentence for misappropriating public funds amounting to 53 million yuan (US$676,900). But bribing his jailors recently landed him another five years in jail, reported the Huaxi Metropolitan Daily Friday.
China's decades-old one-child policy helped reduce the population of the world's most populous country by an official 30 million, but has also brought about discrimination against only children when they hunt for work on the cutthroat employment market.
Chinese director Zhang Yimou has laughed off a spate of online video spoofs mocking his blockbusting films.
An HIV-positive couple who recently lost their infant son to AIDS, sat down at Xiang Ya Hospital in Changsha, Hunan Province with a reporter on Nov. 28 to tell their story, reported the Xiao Xiang Morning News on Wednesday.
A woman in Xi'an traveled 120 kilometres nearly every weekend for more than a half year to take care of a deaf and dumb homeless man living in a cave, newsphoto.com reported on November 26.
Yahoo China's president has resigned after barely 40 days on the job, said its Chinese owner Alibaba.com, which is revamping the Internet search firm in an effort to make it profitable.
