Tea: the cup that cheers

China has around 1,500 varieties of tea. They are divided into seven main categories.

Men and their demons

"You don't want a relationship with me? This is what you get!" Tao Rukun screamed at his classmate before he set her face on fire.

Rahman Amut leads a hermit-like existence, guarding the ancient Kizilgahr Grottoes in a remote desert. Shao Wei reports in Kuqa county, Xinjiang.

If there is any doubt that we're living in the age of the individual, a look at the housing data confirms it.

Check the label: It's organic, vegan, of European origin and has a carbon footprint equivalent to driving a car for 18 kilometers.

As Chinese New Year approached I had driven into the center of the country for the last stage of my trip around rural China.

I had two questions on my mind before visiting 1949 Jinbao Jie, Duck de Chine's second branch in Beijing.

Don't make friends with your food. But who can resist these lambs when they are so delicious?

An Yanshi says he wants to grow tea using panda excrement as fertilizer and then sell the leaves for 219,865 yuan ($34,500) per 500g.

An NGO helps patients with mental illnesses recover through engaging their creative talents.

A tycoon plunges his entire fortune into the country's last private science museum but is struggling to keep the doors open.

Ma Wendi is used to curious glances when she walks six teddy bear dogs at the same time.