A police officer in Inner Mongolia may come across as a no-nonsense man - but get him talking about his favorite topic and you will soon learn he simply loves horsing around. Alexis Hooi reports.
Weng Xiuju, 79, has been living in Guangde Temple for 13 years. As a Buddhist follower, she gets up at 3 am every morning, attends the temple's morning class with other lay Buddhists and helps in the kitchen during meal times.
In 1989, Taiwan architect Huang Ying-feng saw an amazing costume in Hong Kong. It was unique, with exquisite patterns in complex threads and shining silver ornaments.
For Yan Zhen, colors and forms are a nonverbal way for poetic expression, and he has gotten comfortable switching between his identities as a poet and a painter.
It is aiming to become China's answer to the Avignon or Edin-burgh festivals, building a base where drama enthusiasts can indulge in art and the exchange of ideas, and hopefully arrive back in reality with a clearer understanding of life.
Of all the subjects fit for documentary filmmaking, food is probably not high on the priority list.
There is a man in Brazil who has been dubbed "super fan" for dressing in green and canary yellow ever since his country last won the World Cup in 1994.
Football fans are geared up for the World Cup from now until July 13. But if you are not going to Brazil to enjoy the games. Beijing's restaurants and bars are ready to serve up a passion-ate month of football, accompanied by good food and drinks.
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