Drew Barrymore may seem like the quintessential California girl, but deep down, she's a true New Yorker. Case in point: She's a devoted subway rider, delays be damned.
Shen Lihui, founder of China's biggest independent music label Modern Sky, has successfully run outdoor music festivals in the country for years. Now, the ambitious man is setting his sights on the United States.
Although talented DJs have been performing in Beijing for years, veteran DJ Song Zhiqi doesn't think electronic music is making a place for itself in China.
Wang Youjun, a people's representative of Beijing, the equivalent of an MP, recently controversially proposed extending maternity leave to three years.
A China posting is prized among foreign professionals these days.
The House That Never Dies, a 3-D Chinese movie, recently grossed 400 million yuan ($65 million) at the box office. Its success has led to an increase in the number of visitors to the purportedly haunted mansions of Chaonei No 81 in Beijing's Dongcheng district.
On these dating sites, a passion for pets will help you find more than just puppy love.
After losing his job in the dot-com bust, video game programmer Joshua Dyer moved from the United States to Taiwan in 2002. Dyer, 40, a native of San Diego, California, decided to teach English in the city of Hsinchu to pay off college student loans and see the wider world.
What do an alien love story, a boy-band and the card game baccarat have in common?
I love Chinese festivals. I not only enjoy the extra holiday time, but I like learning the story and meaning behind each occasion, joining in the celebratory customs and most of all tucking into the traditional treats associated with each event.
The railway track between Lhasa, capital of the Tibet autonomous region, and Xigaze in the south of the region was put into operation last week, following the first expansion of the world's highest Qinghai-Tibet railway that has been operating since 2006.
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