Chinlingo Chinese character: 羔
The character "羔" consists of two parts. "" at the top is the same with "羊" (yánɡ), meaning "sheep", while "灬" in the bottom indicates fire.
Read MorePet industry is booming in China
Pet ownership in China is becoming commonplace, especially for the rising middle and upper classes.
Read MoreFamily planning makes China unlikely to overtake US
Because of China's birth control policies beginning in 1980, there is no way its economy will overtake that of the United States.
Read MoreUse “si le” to express negative feelings
Often these "dying" expressions with "死了" in Chinese are used to express negative feelings with lighthearted charm.
Read MoreChinlingo Chinese character: 找 and 寻
Both "找" and "寻" mean "look for". Is there any difference between them?
Read MoreA friendly and funny Chinese word to address foreigners
In Chinese, there is another word for "foreigners" except the common sayings "外国人" and "老外", it's "歪果仁".
Read MoreChina to “clean up” foreign place names
China is planning to introduce new restrictions on place names because of concerns that too many fail to reflect national culture.
Read MoreThe ambition of China’s ‘son-in-law’ Zuckerberg
Mr. Zuckerberg, the Facebook founder, returned to Beijing for yet another trip that drew local headlines and captivated online China.
Read MoreWildAid China’s nose-tache video raises concerns on smog
The video depicts a dystopia where people in China have adapted to the air by growing long moustaches - actually nose-taches - to filter out the smog.
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