Jia Guo is from the coastal city of Qingdao. She has an M.A. in multimedia journalism from NYU and has worked at Facebook and Bloomberg TV in New York City.
A summary of the top news in Chinese business and technology for September 12, 2017. Part of the daily The China Project newsletter, a convenient package of China’s business, political, and cultural news delivered to your inbox for free. Subscribe here.
A robot surgeon at the Second Xiangya Hospital of Central South University in Changsha, Hunan Province, stitches the shell membrane of a raw egg. Would you trust a robot surgeon to operate on you?
Military education is a compulsory duty for freshmen students in China. It is an opportunity for them to discipline their minds, toughen their bodies, and learn some basic military information.
Commuting in Chongqing can be an adventure. In addition to a dazzling tangle of a highway interchange — with five levels and 15 lanes — and China’s deepest subway station, the city now boasts a road shaped like an ocean wave.
Villagers in Jianhe, in China's southwestern Guizhou Province, dress a lucky dog as a human being and worship it as a god on annual Dog-Carrying Day.
In Lanzhou, thousands of people touch an auspicious statue every day because they believe it will keep them healthy. Is it that magical?
A stairway in a university in Zhengzhou is painted with colorful carp and lotus. The design is intended to help students with academic success and good fortune.
China’s molten iron fireworks have a history of more than 2,000 years. The skill developed from traditional iron-melting techniques.
Shanghai’s Jade Buddha Temple, which was built in 1882, will be moved 98 feet northward as part of its safety and renovation procedure.