Forgiving a thief in the night
Just because he stole once shouldn't define him as a thief - forever.
Less coffee no solution to overwork
In 2014, it was estimated that 600,000 Chinese die from working too hard each year.
Yes, China, there really is a Santa Claus
This is the great lesson of gift-giving. Give, and then forget. Don't seek credit. Don't keep accounts.
Made in China: Boeing, Airbus and Comac jets
With a capacity for up to 168 passengers, the C919 is the largest commercial aircraft developed by China.
'China's Obama' says easier to mimic Trump
Xiao Jiguo's career will likely be affected once US President Barack Obama remits office in January.
China's seriousness is our best hope
It seemed a wondrous place, filled with opportunity. "The land of the free and the home of the brave".
'Uncle Haipeng' shows capability of older workers
The out-of-this-world birthday of Shenzhou XI commander Jing Haipeng aboard the Tiangong II space lab recently was indeed a cause for celebration.
A Chinese lesson for the birthplace of rail
Exciting news emerged from the world's largest train manufacturer, especially for those of us who love to travel at high speed.
Bit of India in China's Oscar choice
Two things of relevance to China and India happened recently.
Bomb disposal experts wear 26kg suit
The Explosive Ordnance Disposal team of armed police in Chongqing needs to wear 26 kg suit when removing explosives during training and work.
Festival turns scarecrows into Minions
There are workshops available for visitors to create their own scarecrows.
Man cycles with 34kg stone on head
52-year-old Zhang Xumu, exercises by cycling while balancing two stones weighing 34 kg on his head, grabbing people's attention everywhere he goes.
A snowy goodbye to Kobe
Several students in Jilin province showed their respect and love for Bryant by drawing a picture of him on an outdoor basketball field covered by snow.
Pilots imitate celeb photo
Hong Kong singer Aaron Kwok released a picture on his Weibo account of two hands held together.
Temple of Heaven merges with Capitol
As more replicas of famous Western buildings have popped up in China, here comes another but with a twist: half of it is the Hall of Prayer at Beijing's Temple of Heaven, while the other half is a knockoff of the US' Capitol Hill.
