Better business and a better life is a universal dream and Shell is using their products to help turn it into reality for Chinese truck drivers.
Sales of heavy trucks in China increased slightly in July despite the market's lackluster performance.
Free diving, a sport in which participants remain underwater for long periods withoutthe use of breathing apparatus, such as scuba equipment, is becoming increasingly popular in China.
They are baring all on the beaches, stripping off in the shires and going starkers in the suburbs. This month, Britain's legions of naturists mark an important anniversary, but overshadowing the celebrations is an ominous new mood of suspicion and prudery.
It seems that Generation Y has mistakenly taken its inspiration for matrimony from the short-lived marriages of Hollywood celebrities.
Guzhang, in the Tujia-Miao autonomous prefecture of Hunan province, is a small county with a population of 140,000. The area does not seem as prosperous as most counties in China but it has its own vitality and charm.
Millions of visitors, residents, models, dancers and pop stars started a two-week party of beer drinking, gourmet food and live music for the 24th Qingdao International Beer Festival last Saturday.
The number of cars imported outside formal channels approved by manufacturers is increasing as independent trade companies organize improved warranties and after-sales services.
Commercial vehicle manufacturer Maxus is expected to stage a European comeback in late 2014 with the Shanghai-based automaker discussing details with dealers in the United Kingdom and Turkey.
Japanese automaker Nissan Motor Co's premium brand Infiniti gave a lift to its 2014 marketing campaign by providing customers with a new experience combining art and emotion.
For Italian luxury car brand Maserati, there was no better choice than to celebrate its 10th anniversary in China by starting its China-Italy Centennial Rally from the Imperial Ancestral Temple in Beijing last week.
The first Silk Road Truck Rally got underway last week from Lianyungang, Jiangsu province, a port city on the east coast of China.
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