U.S. startup founder Ken Chester entered China’s first rural hackathon in a remote village in Fujian province. Then, he took the idea back to Michigan.

An athlete continued competing in a Saturday event, and ultimately won, despite losing control of her bowels. Following public debate, the sport has added a rule on body fluid contamination.

This article is part of a series on gender and sexuality in China. Previous articles can be found here. Many people think of China as a sexually repressed society. While this is true to some extent, ...

Chinese romantic drama “The Early Spring,” an adaptation of a 2021 web novel, has become the highest-ranked Chinese series on streaming giant Netflix’s weekly non-English TV chart. However, the show ...

A Chinese auto parts maker has apologized for firing 107 recent university graduates just weeks after they began working, stating that four managers had been disciplined following public backlash. In ...

Content creators are falling victim to scammers lodging mass fabricated reports of platform violations in China, some of whom boast making over 50,000 yuan ($7,400) per month from their services.

“Once Upon a Time in the Middle East” opens, somewhat incongruously, in a Chinese family kitchen. A middle-aged man prepares an elaborate meal, and the camera glides over a dazzling feast: glistening ...

Chinese readers of Haruki Murakami used to wait over a year for a faithful Mandarin translation of his latest book after its official release in Japanese. Not this time. An unlicensed, high-fidelity ...

ZHEJIANG, East China — After more than a year as a stay-at-home mom, Shi Bingbing was itching to get back to work, so she found a job at a small coffee shop — a stark change from the high-pressure ...