Chinese rename British landmarks
An advertising campaign to raise awareness of Britain as a tourist destination yields hilarious results
Published 24-Aug-2015
Tag: China and finally
Supermarkets charge $15 per litre for Aussie milk
As food quality concerns run high, food importers are continuing to reap the beneftis
Published 24-Aug-2015
The dangers of children with cheque books
Did young adults lead to the fall in China’s stock market? The Economist believes so\n
Published 28-Jul-2015
China to move government out of the city
The CCP is planning to move government officials out of the busy centre and forge a new mega city with 130m residents\n
Published 28-Jul-2015
40-year old sirloin has Chinese meat market in a stew
Chinese authorities bust an illegal syndicate peddling frozen meat from the 1970s\n
Published 28-Jun-2015
China's buzzing subway
A Hangzhou man inadvertantly releases a box of bees onto the city subway
Published 27-Jun-2015
Rent-a-foreigner in China
Laowai for hire a popular promotional service in the Middle Kingdom\n
Published 25-May-2015
50 workers crammed into six-seater van
Chinese police uncover a commute that would put the Beijing subway squeeze to shame\n
Published 25-May-2015
Former CNPC Chairman confesses to bribery charges
Jiang Jiemin has admitted to taking bribes in one of China's most high profile corruption cases
Published 26-Apr-2015
The man who had his phone stolen and became a celebrity
A curious tale of how an unsuspecting American became one of the most popular figures on China’s social media\n
Published 21-Apr-2015