When Liang Bo won the first season of The Voice of China, a popular reality show on Zhejiang Satellite TV that premiered in July 2012, everyone thought this young man's career was ready to take off.
China's outbound tourism was the global travel story of 2015.
Here's a look at some recommendations for where to go in 2016 from across the travel industry.
Homosexuality has not been illegal in the UK since 1967, but that doesn't mean it has become fully accepted in those last 48 years. Far from it.
On December 14, market research firm YouGov published the results of a survey on British prejudices.
For those seeking a quieter seaside experience, there is another gateway to paradise opposite Thailand's famous name resort. By Li Jing in Krabi.
Poland is somewhat new destination for Chinese tourists, compared with France, which gets about 2 million Chinese visitors a year. But Poland, which goes back to the arrival of Slavs in the area more than 1,000 years ago, is a vibrant land full of history and culture.
The creator of Red Bull confirmed it is negotiating for the "right" structure and method of cooperation with Thai-Chinese property developer, the ReignwoodGroup, the company distributing the energy drink in China, as demand for the product continues growing.
Boeing Co and France-based Airbus Group SE have been competing against one another for a slice of the growing Chinese air travel market, and 2015 has been a "banner year" for both airplane manufacturers, according to sales figures and aviation experts.
An innovative plan to form new shares, which debuted on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on Wednesday, could become a blueprint for more major market listings in coming months.
Bank of China Ltd has agreed to sell a 20 percent stake in a power company, Huaneng International Power Development Corp, for 8.7 billion yuan ($1.3 billion) in its latest move to streamline assets that have more than doubled since 2008.
Chinese mainland shares in Hong Kong extended the biggest sell-off in Asia this year on concern the nation's deepening economic slowdown will sap corporate earnings.
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