Chinese expressions with funny literal translations
Chinese can also be incredibly poetic when translated character by character into English, and sometimes hilarious.
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Interesting usages of “死” in Chinese
When "死" is used in spoken Chinese, it can describe one's mood in an exaggerated way.
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International luxury brands use WeChat to win over customers
From cool independent labels like Shanghai-based designer Helen Lee to the Guccis, Louis Vuittons and Burberrys of the world, brands are using the app to reach a chunk of its estimated 500 million users.
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How do Westerners think of China’s BAT?
The more disruptive force to be reckoned with these days is epitomised by the three large internet groups: Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent, collectively known as BAT, which have turned much of China upside down in just a few short years.
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Wages for tech talents in China pushed up to Silicon Valley levels
China used to be touted as a place for "cheap talent," As it turns out, it is no longer (and hasn’t been for quite a few years), the low price leader for technical talent overall.
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Why choose online radio to learn Chinese?
Chinese radios cover a wide range of topics and provide a brilliant access point for Chinese learners who want to practice their skills.
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5 things never to ask or tell foreigners
These are simple cultural differences which, while no harm is meant, can be the differences between meeting a friend or having someone shrug you off.
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Differences between Western and Chinese couples?
Western couples and Chinese couples are different in various ways, when they are in a night club, when they are eating, when they are shopping, when they meet parents...
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Fitness market booms as Chinese women’s ‘fitness fever’ goes popular
Fitness services go popular in China as Chinese women's "fitness fever" has swept the nation.
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