China-Underground
Tibetan nomads face many challenges to their traditional way of life including political pressures, forced resettlement by China’s government, climate change, and rapid modernization. The … Read more
Research monkeys ‘Made in China’ – Hubei Tian Qin Company produces macaques for use in research experiments. Strict management of the 700 monkeys in the … Read more
The Eagle Hunting festival, organized by the local hunting community, is part of an effort to promote and grow traditional hunting practices for new generations … Read more
A history of heavy dependence on burning coal for energy has made China the source of nearly a third of the world’s total carbon dioxide … Read more
The ancient castle used by both Ming and Qing dynasties in Yuxian County village, Hebei Province, China. Photographer: Maoyuan Cui, China Maoyuan Cui is a … Read more
The Chinese community has a symbiotic relationship with tea dating back through the ages. There’s a saying “If you don’t drink tea, you are not … Read more
The series aim is to reveal the essence of the ancient Tang and Ming dynasties by creating images of their tomb statuary. The statues signify … Read more
The Art of RongRong & Inri RongRong & Inri, the influential photographic husband and wife team who have shaped contemporary photography in China and beyond, … Read more
Explore Luoping, Yunnan’s Scenic County with Breathtaking Views. Pictures and images of Luoping, Yunnan, China. Luoping, a county situated in the Qujing prefecture of Yunnan … Read more
Chinese factories are pumping out crystal methamphetamine to eager buyers across the Asia Pacific. As Tara Joseph reports, organized crime rings are making millions of dollars from the trade every year, fueling drugs use across the region.
Around 1,300 ‘Warcraft’ fans gathered on Tuesday (June 7) night to show off their cosplay ahead of the film’s premiere at a cinema in the … Read more
A study into car emissions in the Chinese city of Chengdu – carried out using data from companies including Uber – suggests that current lab testing could be off by up to 6,500 metric tonnes per day.
SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) – Chasing the promise of outsized returns, 48-year-old businessman He Xiaolun started trading oil last August on a platform developed by the Shaanxi Non-ferrous Metal Exchange.
TAIPEI – (Reuters) – Taiwan’s new defence minister said on Monday the island would not recognise any air defence zone declared by China over the South China Sea, as the island’s top security agency warned such a move could usher in a wave of regional tension.