Badminton's hottest pairs, both on and off court, are in the spotlight.
Twenty-four Olympic volunteers from the US started their week-long Chinese culture courses.
China plans to turn the Tangjiashan "quake lake" into a scenic spot.
A pig that survived for 36 days buried beneath rubble in quake-hit Sichuan is now a celebrity.
From more meat to more dairy products, Chinese are changing what they eat.
Representing China's smallest ethnic group, the 12-year-old Ciren Jiacuo visited Beijing.
Should a major natural disaster hit Beijing, its residents could go to emergency shelters.
The US housing crisis produced its first high-profile Wall Street arrests.
Many Chinese couples are keen to tie the knot on the auspicious date of Aug 8, 2008.
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