Chinese sword
Swords have a long history in China. Chinese group all swords into two types, sword (劍jiàn) and knife (刀dāo). A sword is dual edged, while a knife is single edged. This video is about sword. Check and learn more about it.
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Foreign couple’s excellent Asian adventures – day 5
The Chinese take their meals early, which means that if you peer into most restaurants at 10, all you see is stacks of empty bamboo steamers that once housed delicious dumplings. It's good incentive to get up early.
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Learning brand building in China from Coca-Cola
The story of coca-cola's entry into China is not only inspiring, but can also provide valuable lessons to foreign brands trying to enter Chinese market today.
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China’s egg freezing ban for unmarried women triggers heated debate
Han Han asked rhetorically: "Isn't it okay to just want a child but not want to marry a man?" The internet went nuts, with his initial post attracting tens of thousands of likes and a comment thread 18,000-posts long.
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Houses in 7 Chinese cities among world’s 10 most expensive cities
In fact, seven out of 10 of the world's least affordable markets--Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Tianjin, Guangzhou and Chongqing--are now in China.
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What is Chinese calligraphy and how to learn it
Chinese calligraphy is an important expression of Chinese culture. You might pick up some Chinese through learning calligraphy.
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China’s smaller cities face slim hope in property market recovery
The smaller cities in China's interior that make up the bulk of its housing market are still struggling with a buildup of vacant homes and little prospect for improvement as growth weakens and its young people flee.
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Rural China becomes bustling e-commerce market
At least 10% of the population in rural China makes its living by selling products online, mostly on Alibaba's Taobao.
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Changing tastes of China’s wealthy cripple global luxury sales
Corruption has played a part but the sales drop is not due solely to the corruption crackdown -- the drop is a product of changing Chinese consumer tastes as people shift from buying tangible items to experiences.
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Could Chinese educational mode be adapted to British students?
Britain's generous welfare system is behind pupils' lack of ambition and ill-discipline, a group of Chinese teachers has said after spending four weeks in a comprehensive school in Hampshire.
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