Chinese supermodel Liu Wen, who earned $7 million from June 2013 to June this year, is ranked among the world's top 10 highest-paid models, according to a list released by Forbes magazine.
Cutting-edge technology developers are gearing up for the day when appliances in Chinese homes will interact with the Internet, Satarupa Bhattacharjya and Sun Yuanqing report.
There are numerous treasures in museums across China. Each museum has its top treasure. Here we list a few of the most precious pieces among China's museums.
A prototype of a high-tech loudspeaker designed by a group of college students may end the quarrels between square-dancing grannies and their neighbors who are irritated by loud music.
As the public is still debating whether stars found to have used drugs should be given a second chance, associations of China's movie industry have voiced an outright rejection attitude.
When Feng Shanshan spoke about the stuffed toys in her carry-on bags and the Korean dramas she watches during long flights, her high spirits seemed no different from those of any other young woman.
Far fewer Russian traders are coming to buy wholesale at the area's fur market, the very reason the ethnic enclave in Yabaolu exists in the Chinese capital, writes Erik Nilsson.
Chinese 3-D box office hit movie, The House That Never Dies, draws many visitors to 'haunted' mansions in Beijing, leading to sleepless nights among nearby residents.
The railway track between Lhasa and Xigaze was put into operation last week, following the first expansion of the Qinghai-Tibet railway, the world's highest, which has been operating since 2006
Shanghai men love their wives more than themselves — making Shanghai women the most envied in the country, according to an online post about men who are afraid of their wives.
Overly exaggerated plots have caused a massive online wave of criticism targeting Chinese TV serials that celebrate heroes during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.
All-night bookstores across China are offering people an alternative to either partying or watching TV at home. The stores allow readers to purchase books and sit down to read at any time.
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