At first glance, Chinese wuxia novels may be hard to understand for foreign readers due to the genre's complicated cultural background and connotations. But more and more fans have been devoting ...

Can you create an architecture culture purely out of icons? A cursory glance over China 's burgeoning cityscapes suggests that you can. After the insipid internationalism of the early boom years, when ...

A Chinese car company is producing a familiar-looking electric hatchback with retro styling and plenty of customisation options for just £2,500.

If you’ve heard of the term “MSG,” you might have also heard of its common – but inaccurate – connotations.

The behavior of Chinese tourists abroad has been something of a sore spot for Beijing in recent years. Following a number of incidents that went viral on the Web last year (including the defacing ...

Today's podcast looks at Boeing’s bolt-less door plugs, Frontier’s path to more profitability, and Chinese travelers cooling on Europe.

Outsourcing manufacturing to China may have resulted in less pollution in some U.S. regions, but other regions have deteriorated air quality, a study finds.

Mid-career party officials have also gone to America to learn about modern governance. But for many Chinese the perceived return on investment of an American education has been falling.

Nationalistic angst over the apparently poor reputation of Chinese tourists abroad is leading to official action. Xinhua News Agency reports that for five consecutive days since last Wednesday ...

Chinese diners are being told to order less food as part of a campaign by President Xi Jinping to tackle waste and embrace thrift.

Interestingly, not only do most Chinese people and corporations stay out of the stock market, but many also have a different view of the system than the average American or European.

A curious inversion of this episode unfolded in London around August 6th when Chinese art students daubed Communist Party slogans on a wall in Brick Lane, a street famed for its curry houses and ...