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A Chinese tech blog explains why post-run stretching and recovery decide whether you keep running or quit. The advice is simple, cheap and aimed at beginners who gasp after two minutes.
A Chinese tech blog explains why post-run stretching and recovery decide whether you keep running or quit. The advice is simple, cheap and aimed at beginners who gasp after two minutes.
Zhou Hongyi, a well-known Chinese tech entrepreneur, broke his left knee falling from a bouldering wall about three metres up. The accident has focused attention on the fast-growing sport and the risks that come with indoor climbing gyms.
A televised exposé of a paid attraction inside an Inner Mongolia ecological protection zone has reignited debate over whether natural landscapes should be fenced, ticketed and packaged as products.
The Demacia Cup international group stage delivered a lopsided sweep as LGD crushed JDG, while AG steadied its season in the KPL. Both storylines point to one prize: a trip to Beijing.
Dunhuang's Mingsha sand dunes deployed a world-first camel traffic light and rotating camel shifts as Golden Week crowds surged. The holiday's real winner was Chengdu, which drew 7.4 million outside visitors in four days.
A Chinese woman's online post about betting small with her husband — and losing on purpose — has struck a nerve. She explains her quiet campaign to keep him away from gambling, one tiny wager at a time.
Chinese social media users are asking food and drink makers to bring back plain white sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup. The debate mixes nostalgia, nutrition science and a changing national palate.
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.
As China's seven-day National Day holiday begins on October 1, new booking data reveals stretched vacation windows, surging long-haul routes, and a shift toward quieter smaller cities.
Ahead of the week-long National Day holiday, Chinese travelers face overbooked hotels, last-minute cancellations, and a surge in bedbug fears. Meanwhile, a rescue in Inner Mongolia highlights the risks of mountain tourism.
Chinese indie developer Rayshine Studio unveiled The Order of Falling Stars, a hand-drawn fantasy adventure, at gamescom 2026, launching October 9 on PC, Switch 2 and PS5 for about $14. The game blends Chinese ink-wash art with action combat.
With over 45,000 kilometers of high-speed lines linking megacities and ancient towns, China's bullet-train network is the fastest way for visitors to see the country. Here is how to use it.
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