Chinese Communist Party media and commentators have objections to the game that go beyond its supposedly addictive nature. They are concerned about the game's storyline, which they say 'subverts Chinese history,' writes Oiwan Lam.

The headline deliberately inverted one air hostess’ comment that the company originally adopted the new tags in order to 'please mainland Chinese Passengers.'

The Chinese government has recently banned the sale of an award-winning novel about land reform in the Cultural Revolution era. However, a digital copy was circulated online and won readers’ applause.

A vivid debate on whether school children in modern China should be taught to recite Chinese "hero" Lui Hulan's story of sacrifice from the Chinese Communist revolution era.

China official media outlets suggested that the spread of the ransomware was caused by university students using the school network to play online games, this does not explain why public security and oil service networks have also been infected.

Well-known Chinese blogger and Twitter commenter Wu Bin (吳斌) (@xuicai1911 @秀才江湖) was arrested by Shenzhen national security police on April 27 for making online comments.

The most widely shared theory is that Zhao was beaten to death by five other students for not paying protection dues of 10,000 yuan to a local group of bullies.

More often than not, information smugglers prioritize things like click rates over hard-hitting public interest journalism.

Chinese scientists have spoken out again on how the Great Firewall is slowing down research and blocking access to critical international data, urging authorities to take action.

Frustrated by the development of a US anti-ballistic missile system, China has punished Korean retailer Lotte.

Chinese state media points fingers at South Korea, but Chinese netizens are not buying it.

John Tsang, who is supported by the local business sector and professional groups, is generally viewed as a “lesser evil” candidate.