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2013-11-10

CCTV gets award

CCTV headquarters in Beijing, a popular subject of online mockery for its outlandish shape, recently was named the Best Tall Building Worldwide by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat in Chicago.

Tough SOE job

What if you were the spokesman of a company facing 639 critiques every day?

Brutal homicide

A family of four, including a pregnant wife, was found dead in a shocking homicide on Saturday that was linked to a financial dispute in Foshan, Guangdong province.

Shopping tension

Singles' Day on November 11, which has been increasingly touted as a shopping day by clever online stores, can be both fun for shopaholic wives and a headache for broke husbands.

Money ball

Internet users were overjoyed following Guangzhou Evergrande's new Asian championship title. The team will share prize money worth 157 million yuan ($25.8 million) to wrap up the successful season.

Rock love

It's finally official. Rock singer Wang Feng turned his concert into a confession of love on Saturday for film actress Zhang Ziyi, his rumored girlfriend, who burst into tears.

CCTV gets award

CCTV headquarters in Beijing, a popular subject of online mockery for its outlandish shape, recently won some applause.

PM 2.5

The smog in many Chinese cities does not seriously affect fertility, said Guo Yinglu of Peking University Hospital, in a rebuttal to a previous report saying the air pollution will cause long term fertility issues.

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2013-11-18
Hearing aid found

Tens of thousands of netizens forwarded an online post to help a 4-year-old girl look for her lost hearing aid. The girl, from Yinchuan, capital of Northwest China's Ningxia Hui autonomous region, lost her hearing aid while waiting for a bus on Nov 10.

2013-11-17
Peeking fans

A set of photos showing soccer fans peeking into a stadium, where the Chinese soccer team was battling against the Indonesian team, in Xi'an on Friday recently went viral online.

2013-11-16
Panda's snack

Foods in the wild sometimes become rare for wild animals and rare species are no exception. A farmer in Baoxing County of Sichuan province found a wild panda eating ears of corn from his crop and tried to approach the animal to take a photograph.

2013-11-15
Cheaper gas

China's gasoline price dropped by 0.12 yuan per liter and by 0.13 yuan per liter for diesel oil on Friday morning, according to the National Development and Reform Commission, the country’s economic planner. Gas and diesel oil prices have dropped three times since Sept 30.

2013-11-14
Soothing colors

The Maternity and Children's Health Hospital in Hunan province is using colorful surgical caps to ease patients' tension, rednet.cn reported Tuesday. The move was based on color psychology, which suggests colors can create feelings of coziness.

2013-11-13
Giant fish

A 2.65-meter grouper weighing 341 kilogram was caught and sold to a restaurant in Dongyuan, East China's Guangdong province, Nanfang Daily reported Monday. The species generally weighs 0.75-1.5 kg, and China's record of the species is 281 kg.

2013-11-12
Han Han's baby pics

Best-selling writer and professional rally driver Han Han published photos of his 3-year-old daughter on Sina Weibo, arousing strong reverberations among his fans.

2013-11-11
New chengguan

Instead of resorting to violence, a city in Southwest China's Sichuan province hired an attractive woman as a chengguan (urban management) worker.

2013-11-10
CCTV gets award

CCTV headquarters in Beijing, a popular subject of online mockery for its outlandish shape, recently was named the Best Tall Building Worldwide by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat in Chicago.

2013-11-09
'Prison break'

A panda was snapped taking a tumble during what looks to be a daring attempt to escape its enclosure at Bifengxia Panda Reserve in Chengdu, Sichuan province, on Nov 7.

2013-11-08
Mistress on trial

Luo Fei, the mistress of Zhang Shuguang, stood trial after being accused of concealing information concerning the 1.98 million yuan ($324,900) in bribes Zhang took while in office.

2013-11-07
Raining men

There are twice as many bachelors as single women who are born after the 1970s, with a ratio of 206:100, while the ratio for people born after the '80s is 136:100, according to the sixth China Population Census.

2013-11-06
New car rules

Buying a car in Beijing may become more difficult with a draft from the municipal transport authority. People will have to submit a certificate for a parking space before they can buy a car, Beijing Morning Post reported.

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