Chinese culture

Nov'15

Meng Jiangnv’s bitter weeping collapses the Great Wall

Chinese culture

There was a young man, named Fan Xiliang, among those who had been pressed into the service of building Emperor Shi Huang's Great Wall. This Fan Xiliang had a beautiful and virtuous wife, whose name was Meng Jiangnv.

Nov'15

5 historical villages not to miss in Dali

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

It's easy to get stuck in Dali for a week and enjoy the semi-bohemian atmosphere of the town. Here are 5 historical villages you should visit in Dali.

Nov'15

Tencent to expand WeChat payment to more countries, regions

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

Tencent is expanding its WeChat mobile payment system to stores in more than 20 countries and regions to tap into the growing purchasing power of Chinese outbound tourists.

Nov'15

China to extend Hukou to its unregistered population

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

China is considering extending hukou, or household registration, to 13 million unregistered citizens, according to the Ministry of Public Security.

Nov'15

China to remove barriers to bolster domestic consumption

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

China will accelerate reforms to remove internal barriers to both foreign and domestic trade, the country's cabinet said on Monday, a move designed to bolster domestic consumption in its slowing economy.

Nov'15

Apple Pay to be launched for Apple users in China

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

Apple has already inked deals with China's four largest banks, which would allow iPhone, iWatch, and iPad users to connect the payments service to their bank accounts.

Nov'15

Whittard of Chelsea to open stores in China amid growing demand

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

Whittard of Chelsea is making the bold move of turning history on its head by selling tea to China. The retailer is considering opening stores in the country and an online shop on Tmall.

Nov'15

Scrapping of one-child policy postponed by population fear

Chinese culture

Chinlingo

China delayed scrapping its one-child policy out of fear that the population would expand too rapidly, a senior official said on Tuesday — despite the fact demographers say the birth rate was already dwindling before it was introduced in 1979.

Nov'15