Shenzhen Closes Door on Blind Migrants
The city’s ‘hukou’ regulations say people with disabilities cannot become official residents.
Sino Sequel to Emma Watson Book-Sharing Story
‘Harry Potter’ actress inspires Chinese netizens to leave books in metro stations and train carriages.
Chinese Kindergarten Teachers Detained After Recording Reveals Abuse
The case came to light after parents who had noticed marks on child’s body hid a recording device in a schoolbag.
Sex Ed Books for Primary Schoolers Shock Chinese Parents
The majority of online commenters, however, say candid sex education materials are a step forward.
Companies, Investors Pouring into China’s Bike-Sharing Market
Forever, one of Shanghai’s oldest bicycle brands, is among the many companies to have entered the fray.
Chinese Startup Putting Toxic Kids’ Products to the Test
A Chinese parent concerned about potentially harmful stationery used by children founds a scientific-sleuthing company.
E-Commerce Seller Sabotages Competition in China, Receives Jail Sentence
First prison conviction in China for an e-commerce merchant found guilty of deceptive sales tactics.
Phone Chargers: China’s Latest Sharing Economy Fad
Laidian, the first company to introduce shared charging in China, is suing its competitors.
China’s ‘League of Legends’ Criticized for Rewriting History
Are games just games or should they also bear the burden of history textbooks?
China County Official Apologizes to Journalists Assaulted by Police
Deputy police chief removed from his post after reporters were roughed up during interrogation.
Students Hold Anti-Gay Banner at Chinese University
Homophobic message angers LGBT students and reveals ongoing discrimination on Chinese college campuses.