As millions of Chinese drivers hit the road for the long National Day holiday, a viral crash involving assisted driving has reignited debate over how much drivers should rely on the technology.
The new Harbin–Yichun high-speed line opened on September 28, cutting a journey of about seven hours to as little as one hour and 46 minutes. It is China's northernmost high-speed railway and brings several smaller northeastern cities onto the national network.
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.
Four new high-speed rail lines opened across China on September 28, expanding the national network through northern, western, central and northeastern regions. Xi'an became the country's third major 'mi-shaped' rail hub, joining Zhengzhou and Hefei.
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.
China's Yangtze River Delta region is bracing for 3.32 million rail passengers in a single day as the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday ends, with a new high-speed line opening the next day to ease the crush.
Four new high-speed rail lines opened across China on September 28, linking northern, northwestern, central and northeastern regions ahead of the National Day holiday. The additions tighten the country's 'eight vertical, eight horizontal' rail grid and push several cities into the high-speed era for the first time.
China's rapid advancements in quantum computing technology position it as a key player in the next frontier of computational science, with breakthroughs that could transform industries worldwide.
China's expanding high-speed rail network transforms travel across the world's most populous nation, connecting historic sites with modern cities at unprecedented speeds.
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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