Zhang Bishi founded Changyu Pioneer Wine in 1892, there was no way he could have dreamed that it would grow into one of the world's top vintners 120 years later.
From outside, it is marked only by a simple sign over a door that reads "Strikers." Beyond the gate, a covered, sandbagged driveway leads well away from the public road - a precaution against bombers.
She's more than 90 years old and a living ad on human potential, Tao Porchon-Lynch has proven that her extraordinary reputation isn't a stretch.
Russian cellist Oleg Vedernikov has quickly become the most famous foreigner in China because of his recent performance - not onstage but rather on a train from Liaoning province's capital Shenyang to Beijing.
Dongguan's first visually disabled social worker has set up a job-training and matchmaking service at his Home for the Blind. Huang Yuli reports in Dongguan, Guangdong province.
A cheap generic drug, commonly used for arthritis, could be a wonder treatment for the amoebic parasites that infect 50 million people annually, including 70,000 fatal cases.
American Michael Stephen Kai Sui has become a Chinese Internet phenomenon by releasing videos of himself imitating people from around the world.
While dating TV shows and matchmaking websites proliferate, parents still prefer parks as hunting grounds for finding spouses.
Paul and Martha opened up China's first authentic African hair salon in Beijing.
May 12, 2008 changed the lives of many in Sichuan province due to the massive earthquake.
Soldiers who retrieved bodies from the Wenchuan earthquake's ruins recall how the horrors of their experiences taught them to cherish their lives.
The perfume of mushrooms intensifies when they are dried. Every chef worth his truffles knows that, and in Yunnan, the bouquet of aromas from the exotic fungi is enough to bring tears of joy to the eyes of the said chef.