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China's first spaceman Yang Liwei has recounted many new stories about his eight years of astronaut training.
The last Emperor, Aisin Gioro.Pu Yi (Henry Pu Yi) would never have expected his sibling to resort to socialist laws to protect his image rights.
Pop singer Sun Yue,currently one of the judges of CCTV's talent show "Dreaming China," has been recently condemned by netizens who claimed that Sun used her official site to collect money from fans.
Jackie Chan apologized Sunday for his drunken disruption at Taiwan singer-songwriter Jonathan Lee's concert last week after the actor unexpectedly climbed on stage and verbally sparred with annoyed audience members.
Criminal justice expert He Jiahong has an identity that is strange to the people in his circle: a writer of detective stories. The professor of law, who teaches Evidence Investigation and Evidence Law at Renmin University of China, spends much of his spare time on his writing, which has become quite fruitful.
If a journalist is covering an emergency scene, where does his or her responsibility lie, in covering the news objectively, or in trying to help?
Yu Ping, 17, a girl from the western province of Sichuan, lives in a damp four to five-square meter-room filled with a terrible stench, flies and mosquitoes.
Web stars blossom on the Internet over night. The legend of their paths to popularity presents itself every day. How did the Tianxian sister, or the Goddess sister, make millions after she was found in a remote mountain village only 10 months before and pushed to the front of the public eye?
An apparently intoxicated Jackie Chan disrupted a concert by Taiwanese singer-songwriter Jonathan Lee in Hong Kong and exchanged insults with the audience, a news report said Tuesday.
A trial that has it all has opened in Shanghai, featuring sex, murder, lies and an international escape attempt.
The latest publicity feast in director Feng Xiaogang’s not-yet-completed "The Banquet" is the issue of Zhang Ziyi's nude scenes in the blockbuster film. Now a woman who says she was Zhang’s stand-in wants credit where credit is due.
A month ago, Wu Yulu sold his "son" for 30,000 yuan (US$3,750).
