Keyboard-dependent Chinese are returning to school because they have forgotten how to write.
For an ambassador of "a very small country", Danish envoy Friis Arne Petersen juggles a lot of balls in the air.
Most symphony orchestras in China are being pushed to fend for themselves in the market, and this could well be a blessing in disguise.
China needs to reenergize its healthcare system for women and children.
The majority of China's 27 million hearing-impaired people have difficulty accessing hearing aids and rehabilitative services.
More Chinese are turning to fortune-telling and geomancy as set out in the classic texts.
Taiwan photographer trains his lens on the "golden marriages" of nation's ethnic groups.
The man swimming towards me had a jellyfish balanced on his left hand.
The architect's latest work in Hong Kong is set to be completed in 2012 and overlooks the finance district.
Shenzhen is not only the nation's garment capital, with 3,000 garment manufacturers employing nearly 500,000 people, but also home to world famous designers.
Wang Di's classmates couldn't recognize her this semester. The 16-year-old weighed 129 kg before summer and fewer than 100 kg after.