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1,294 articles matching the search query.
A Lost ID Card, an Identity Thief, and a Marriage Delayed
According to a Guangxi woman’s recent saga, invalidating records made under a fraudulent identity remains an arduous task for some officials.
Tesla Loses China Executive Ren Just as Competition Heats Up
Tesla Inc. lost an executive who helped spearhead its expansion in China over the past few years, the latest in a string of management changes at the U.S. electric-car maker.
9 Dead, 120,000 Relocated as Floods Ravage Southern China
The situation in Guangxi and neighboring provinces is “very severe,” with heavy rainfall expected to continue for the rest of the week.
China’s Cash-Strapped Millennials Embrace a New Trend: Thrift
Many young Chinese developed lavish spending habits during an era of rapid economic growth. Now, they’re learning to cut back.
How Chinese Tour Operators Wound Up Lost in Russia
COVID-19 wiped out Chinese tourism to its northern neighbor. Reviving it will take more than an end to travel restrictions.
Proposed Ban on Single Women Freezing Eggs Gets Chilly Reception
A Chinese congressional delegate wants young women to marry and bear children instead of seeking alternative birthing options.
Women Rule, Men Drool in China’s Hottest New Show
In the gender-bending period drama “The Romance of Tiger and Rose,” women command armies while men dream of domestic bliss.
Shanghai Bourse Mulls First Benchmark Revamp in 30 Years
The Shanghai Stock Exchange is considering the first overhaul of its benchmark index in three decades so that it better reflects China’s increasingly high-tech economy, according to people familiar with the matter.
Getting a Satellite’s-Eye View of China’s Economic Recovery
As China attempts to rekindle economic activity, investors are using satellites to get the facts on the ground.
China’s Facing a Fall Armyworm Invasion. It Needs New Weapons to Win
The ravenous, pesticide-resistant insects have spread across Africa and Asia over the past four years. Turning the tide will take new technologies and tactics.
The Artist Giving China’s Ghost Villages a Second Life
In China, thousands of rural communities are relocated to cities each year. Guo Guozhu documents what they leave behind.
Confusion Over Helmet Policy Causes Surge in Demand, Prices
Reports that China’s public security authorities would begin fining riders of e-bikes and scooters in June for not wearing helmets created a market bubble and stoked online resentment.
China Luxury Home Buyers Seek Safety From Shanghai to Sydney
Rich Chinese home buyers are back.
China Faces Headwinds in Meeting Air Pollution Targets
Despite some progress, the country faces challenges in achieving environmental targets as it looks to jump-start its economy, disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
City’s Plan for Permanent ‘Health Codes’ Sparks Online Backlash
Netizens are concerned that a proposal to evaluate Hangzhou residents based on their medical records and lifestyle choices could jeopardize personal privacy and pave the way for discrimination.
How Ageism Leaves Seniors Vulnerable to COVID-19
China has been treating its seniors with kid gloves, but a reliance on over-generalizations and stereotypes risks doing more harm than good.
What’s on the Table at China’s Top Congressional Meetings?
From school bullying and license plates to divorce settlements and animal abuse, here’s what to watch for at the National People's Congress, which convened Friday.
China’s Laid-Off Workers Rush Into Food Delivery
Workers let go during the pandemic are trying to make ends meet delivering takeout. But the huge influx of drivers is making the grueling job even tougher.
Disabled Man Barred From Performing, Accused of Tainting City’s Image
Conflict between locals and city management officials is once again in the spotlight after an incident in Chongqing.
A Brief History of Chinese ‘Health Diplomacy’
Foreign aid should be about helping other countries “stand up,” as Zhou Enlai once said, not political gamesmanship.
