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 growing 'climbing companion' service in China lets solo hikers hire someone to walk with them up peaks like Mount Tai. Prices start around 500 yuan, and the trend is reshaping how young Chinese travel outdoors.
A viral Chinese science explainer revisits a 1999 sleep-lab study showing the body preps for wake-up about an hour before a planned alarm. It's biology, not coincidence — anticipation and the circadian clock working together.
At 22, Chinese Olympic diving champion Zhang Jiaqi lives modestly in Shanghai, where even paying rent requires asking her family first. Her prize money has been managed by relatives since she was ten years old.
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.
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.
China's basketball scene is experiencing unprecedented growth, producing NBA stars and hosting international competitions that showcase the nation's passion for the sport.
China's tennis team lost 1-2 to defending champions Italy in the Billie Jean King Cup quarterfinals. Zheng Qinwen played through pain medication as China's quest for a semifinal spot ended at home.
From schoolyards to Olympic glory, table tennis has become China's beloved national sport, uniting generations and showcasing the country's athletic excellence on the global stage.
Once a nation of cyclists, China has embraced running marathons with unprecedented enthusiasm, creating one of the world's largest and most vibrant running communities.
From mega-city marathons with lottery entry to trail races in the mountains, tens of millions of Chinese runners have turned weekend racing into a national pastime.
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