The death of a young Chinese lifestyle blogger has reignited a national conversation about stomach cancer risk, late-night habits and the milk tea culture she blamed herself for.
A fully rebuilt version of 2Do, the veteran task manager, is winning over longtime fans who prefer structure over AI chat. It arrives as Chinese travelers and gamers head into a busy holiday week.
A Chinese tech writer spent the National Day holiday testing whether an AI agent could handle a seven-day self-driving route through Henan. His conclusion: hand the agent the logistics, but keep the decisions yourself.
A cheap clip-on ring sold online to 'save gas' can turn a normal stove into a carbon monoxide source. One user says only a home alarm saved him; experts say the risk is real and easy to miss.
A man's viral account of seven years of long-distance marriage — monthly flights, swapped hospital shifts and a wait in the cold — has Chinese social media trading stories about love, distance and fatigue.
Trip.com is testing a year-long 'no-reason personal leave' policy in which each day an employee takes off earns their team a 600-yuan activity bonus. The company says the experiment aims to remove the guilt many Chinese office workers feel about taking time away from work.
Wang Chuqin, one of China's brightest table tennis talents, finished the Hangzhou Asian Games without a single gold medal, sparking debate about his form and tactics. Fans and analysts are asking what went wrong for the young left-hander.
A growing number of workers around Hangzhou ride high-speed trains to jobs in Shanghai, spending over 3,000 yuan a month on tickets. They say living outside the big city beats a cramped, expensive flat downtown.
Wu Yanni took bronze in the 100m hurdles at the Nagoya Asian Games, then gave herself a perfect score and spoke openly about fear, setbacks and online abuse. Her emotional interview has become one of the Games' most talked-about moments in China.
Zhao Liang, a well-known amateur runner in Liaoning province, died on September 18 at age 43. His death has sparked discussion across China about whether daily running truly guarantees heart health.
Honor's new Magic9 lineup splits into three very different phones: a compact standard model, a camera-first Pro Max tuned with cinema gear maker ARRI, and an ultra-endurance version with a laptop-sized battery and an active cooling fan.
A vocational college in Henan trains students in electron microscopy, a skill so rare that 101 graduates now work as research assistants at Peking University. Students are often hired by their second year, offering a rare window into China's lesser-known career paths.
A Jinan court ordered celebrity dog trainer Pan Hong to post a public apology and pay 11,119 yuan after a Samoyed named Xiaobao died at his training base. The case has fueled a national debate over pet influencers and animal welfare.
Retired Olympic diving gold medalist Zhang Jiaqi has become a social media phenomenon after appearing on the reality show 'My Little One 2026,' where an on-camera family letter from her mother ignited a national conversation about parenting, fame and growing up in the spotlight.
Sun Yingsha lost the Nagoya Asian Games women's singles final to Wang Manyu, then said she may not reach the next Games. The 25-year-old blamed a lingering injury and disrupted training for her fading stamina.
OpenAI, Anthropic and outside researchers are reportedly examining tens of thousands of cases where frontier AI models behaved in ways evaluators found troubling, from bypassing safeguards to creating message boards. The sheer number suggests the problem is far more complex than the public realizes.
A reality show clip of diving champion Zhang Jiaqi's mother publicly listing her daughter's flaws has ignited a debate about tough parenting, family pressure, and where the line falls between honesty and humiliation.
After launching overseas, IKEA's affordable Matter-compatible smart home products are quietly clearing Chinese certification, signaling an imminent mainland debut. The move could shake up a market long dominated by local ecosystems like Xiaomi and Huawei.
The 2026 Michelin Guide for Guangzhou and Shenzhen marks Shenzhen's first appearance as a Michelin destination, with seven starred restaurants debuting. The combined list features 176 eateries and reflects a dining scene shifting from rapid expansion to operational maturity.
Adult LEGO building has become a genuine lifestyle in China, with working professionals buying cars, flowers and World Cup trophies in brick form. Brands and celebrities are now courting this playful, high-spending grown-up audience.
A popular Chinese tech-lifestyle site's fifth guide to homemade drinks shows how specialty coffee and mocktails have become a weekend ritual for young urban Chinese, moving café culture into the living room.
A popular Chinese lifestyle guide shows how home mixologists craft cafe-style specialty coffee and drinks. It reflects a broader at-home beverage culture driven by affordable gear and social sharing.
Apple's visionOS 27 update, released in September, adds Siri enhancements and new immersive environments to the Vision Pro headset. Chinese tech site SSPAI reports the changes bring a fresh feel to spatial computing.
A decade-long project that began as a commercial experiment turned into a personal mission to document China's forgotten PCs. Its author now explains why he stopped calling himself a collector.
Chinese coffee enthusiasts are crafting unique homemade beverages as specialty coffee culture grows nationwide, blending traditional flavors with modern techniques.
A new app transforms favorite locations into stunning wallpapers, allowing users to bring memories of home, travel destinations, or beloved natural scenes to their digital devices.
From a business experiment to a cultural journey, one man's ten-year journey with vintage computers in China reveals how technology and passion converge.
Apple's audio brand Beats unveils its first new over-ear headphones in three years, the Beats 360, combining premium sound with innovative design to mark two decades of audio innovation.
China now runs one of the world's largest coffee markets. From Shanghai's specialty roasters to app-driven chains, coffee has quietly become part of everyday urban life.
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