5 honorific titles in Chinese history
In ancient China, there were 5 common words to address others respectfully, namely "陛下", "殿下", "阁下", "麾下" and "足下".
Read MoreVintners embrace China’s growing taste for New World wines
Wines from the New World-countries such as Australia, New Zealand and Chile-are growing a presence in the recovering market in China.
Read MoreChina’s C919 potential to take on Boeing and Airbus
The new entrant C919 may not be experienced enough to take on Boeing and Airbus head-on, but is a much needed substitute to threaten the duopoly's pull in the industry.
Read MoreWorld’s oldest tea dates back to Emperor Jing era in Han Dynasty
Archaeologists have discovered the oldest tea in the world (at least 2150 years ago) among the treasures buried with a Chinese emperor.
Read MoreChina more tolerant of same-sex marriage
China has become progressively more tolerant of gay rights, where up until 2001 homosexuality was listed as a mental illness.
Read More22 words for animal sounds in Chinese
Here are 22 Chinese animal sounds to extend your language skills, and bring some extra chipper into studying.
Read MoreWhat are competition rankings like in Chinese?
In athletic contests or activities, there are several titles for the people getting different places. The person who get the top place is called "冠军", followed by "亚军" and "季军".
Read MoreChinese love note in a drift bottle found in Anglesey
An 11-year-old boy who was beachcombing had a big surprise when he discovered a message in a bottle washed up on the sand.
Read MoreHangzhou pupils reenact classic oil paintings
A primary school in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang province held an art competition to encourage students to reenact famous paintings through cosplay or recreation.
Read MoreAmusing Go Princess Go becomes latest blockbuster
Unlike the disappointment that came after the highly anticipated The Legend of Mi Yue hit the airwaves, Go Princess Go started off as a relatively unknown before becoming a major hit.
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