Chinese premier meets with IOC president in Beijing
Li said China has always valued the development of sports, participated in Olympic affairs, and has maintained fruitful cooperation with the IOC.
Over 55% of China’s youth think hard work and diligence can improve prospects
The survey showed young people today are less likely to conform to traditional concepts by following a "timetable".
Movie nicknamed ‘Chinese Top Gun’ delights China’s moviegoers
Officially titled “Born to Fly,” the movie depicts the development and adventures of young Chinese fighter pilots.
Laser skin treatments, full-course meals: luxury life of pets in Korea
Sounds like something out of the life of the superrich but In South Korea, it’s a reality for some of the country's luckiest pets.
Nosh – A little corner of Britain in Seoul
The quaint atmosphere and the shelves, stacked to the brim with HP Sauce and Fuller’s London Pride, transport diners to the streets of the Big Smoke.
‘Mommy’s boy’ debate rages on social media
The term, referring to a man raised by a doting mother, who has an unhealthy dependence on her at later stages in life, has become a buzzword on Chinese social media.
Teen reunites with Singapore Airlines stewardess 13 years later through TikTok
Dominick, who had just turned four at the time, was moving from London to Singapore with his family when the two SIA cabin crew members sang him a birthday song on the flight.
Tokyo bookstore starts 24-hour operations
Nocturnal customers were seen popping into the store after staff had locked the doors at 7 p.m. on a recent night.
‘World’s smelliest fruit’ now banned from Bangkok buses
The smell of durians has been classified as a public nuisance.
Wakayama Prefecture’s white sand beach opens for season
A ritual prayer for safety and a ribbon cutting ceremony were held, followed by families with children and young people dashing into the sea.