A chance encounter with an unpublished book has turned out to be a life-changing experience for one family. Liu Xiangrui finds out.
Li Kui, a teacher at the primary school next to the garden during the summer vacation, waters the garden's green onions carefully.
After working for eight years, Ji Xingang's bomb-defusing device is now used by many public security bureaus, fire stations, as well as oil and gas companies throughout China.
Wu Fei's gap year trip to New Zealand put him in the spotlight and made him money. His book Gap Year on a Working Holiday Visa has sold over 50,000 copies.
His vision is a world that better understands China. His mission is to start with building bridges in the United States. Zhao Qiguang shares his dreams.
Canadian psychiatrist and "modern Henry Norman Bethune" Michael Phillips pioneers research on people who attempt to kill themselves.
Experts doubt fat and muscle can be zapped into shape. That's why some are turning to FatGirlShrink.
Kite-flying can be a consuming passion as Chitraleka Basu finds out at the Weifang International Kite Festival, which had attracted an ardent gathering of international hobbyists.
Would you spend $1,800 on a Prada dress or a weekend in Italy? If you said the dress, chances are you're less happy than the person who would spend to buy experiences.
The Czech first lady was toting black-and-white plush toy versions of Krtek (Little Mole), the popular Czech cartoon character that CCTV relaunched last week.
A veteran laywer takes his fate in his own hands and turns to the world of arts, Darnell Gardner Jr. reports.
Blending tantric yoga and martial arts, shadow yoga instructor Scott Blossom shows Rebecca Lo how to get down at a recent conference in Hong Kong.