Once a traditional Spring Festival pastime, this 2,000-year-old game integrates elements of fantasy and imperial culture.

Editor’s note: Chen Hui is a 46-year-old market trader and author who rose to prominence for her writings on everyday life in ...

A neon-stacked building in Yanji, a Chinese city on the North Korean border, brings internet culture to life, drawing waves ...

Instead of traditional naming based on traits or location, a Chinese arachnologist turned to Jay Chou’s discography, naming ...

Broadcast since 1983, the Spring Festival Gala — known as chunwan — remains China’s biggest televised event, drawing over a ...

With travel costs soaring, house swapping is emerging as an affordable, offbeat alternative — offering a home for the ...

Residents in southern China report algae blanketing beaches as experts warn of increasing pollution, health hazards, and ...

Promoted as a low-cost alternative to private coaching, study spaces are using AI-driven learning models and skirt strict ...

In a society where reproductive responsibility has long fallen on women, a growing number of Chinese men are sharing their ...

Wang Hui was severely injured in a road accident that killed her husband and daughter. Unwilling to let that tragedy define ...

The board game has seen a surge in popularity in recent years. Now a championship-deciding referee’s decision threatens its ...

This week marks the official beginning of the Year of the Snake, and cities across China are ringing in the Chinese New Year ...