$26 million on the table - The bonus of a Chinese CEO with only one condition - Video
A Chinese CEO gave employees access to a staggering $26 million in cash as a bonus during a corporate party, with the only rule being to carry away as much as one could by hand.
A boss distributed millions of dollars among his employees
A Chinese company, Henan Kuangshan Crane Co., Ltd., distributed over $26 million in year-end bonuses to its employees during an annual gala.
The flavors of Wong Kar-Wai: when and where to try limited edition dishes inspired by the work of the Chinese filmmaker
In Buenos Aires, a restaurant is hosting a pop-up event featuring a special menu inspired by Wong Kar-wai's new series 'Blossoms Shanghai' as a celebration of its release.
Students from Dongduk Women's University Publish 'Cities Speak China'
Students from Dongduk Women's University have recently published a book titled 'Cities Speak China,' focusing on various aspects of Chinese society and culture.
The TikTok Trend Makes the Communist Party Cheer - Americans Want to Be 'Chinese'
A TikTok trend among Westerners, including Americans, is embracing aspects of Chinese culture, prompting reflections on China's growing soft power.
Chinamaxxing is spreading like wildfire on social media: 'You are Chinese if you see this'
A social media trend called 'Chinamaxxing' is gaining popularity, where individuals express a desire to identify with Chinese culture, much to the delight of Chinese authorities.
Ivory Coast: Chinese micro-dramas, these mini-series that make you addicted
Chinese micro-dramas are gaining popularity in Ivory Coast, enthralling viewers with their unique storylines and short formats.
‘Say hello to everyone’: This is Dragón, the Chinese restaurant that 'AMLO loves'
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador frequently dines at Dragón, a renowned Chinese restaurant in Mexicali, which is popular among locals and celebrities.
Beauty filter fails live, influencer's true self revealed in 4 seconds!
During a live broadcast, a Chinese content creator experienced a shocking moment when her beauty filter suddenly stopped working, revealing her natural appearance and sparking discussions on digital beauty standards.
Why Draco Malfoy, a character from ‘Harry Potter’, is a symbol of the Chinese New Year?
Draco Malfoy, the antagonist from 'Harry Potter', has unexpectedly become a mascot of the Lunar New Year in China due to the meaning of his name in Mandarin, which combines the words for 'horse' and 'fortune'.
From Lunar New Year prayers to high-tech displays, millions usher in the Year of the Horse
Millions celebrated the Lunar New Year, welcoming the Year of the Horse with traditional prayers, fireworks, and modern technological displays across China.
The famous 4-year-old chef who shows the ideal recipe to make dumplings and celebrate the Chinese New Year
A four-year-old chef shares a traditional dumpling recipe to celebrate Chinese New Year, highlighting their growing popularity in Western society.
How the Chinese New Year is celebrated in Madrid: what to eat, where, and how to prepare it at home
The celebrations for the Chinese New Year in Madrid include food, parades, and tips from local Chinese women on how to celebrate the occasion.
Chinese lion dancers, parades and feasts: a look back at lunar new year in Australia – in pictures
This article features a photographic retrospective of Lunar New Year celebrations in Australia from the 1920s to the 1970s.
Dali, the star destination for Chinese tourists that you must visit
Dali, a city in Yunnan, is emerging as a key destination for Chinese tourists due to its rich culture and stunning landscapes.
Concerns Over the Regular Holding of a Japanese Composition Competition Amid Deteriorating Sino-Japanese Relations; Call for Supporters
The annual Japanese composition competition for Chinese students faces uncertainty due to worsening Sino-Japanese relations, prompting organizers to seek supporters to assist with logistics and promote participation.
How is the Lunar New Year of the Horse celebrated in Australia?
The article explores the significance of the Year of the Horse in the Lunar New Year celebrations in Australia.
‘Becoming Chinese’ memes reflect a world shaped by China’s ascent
Memes circulating on social media, particularly the phrase ‘You met me at a very Chinese time in my life,’ highlight the influence of China on global digital culture and the acceptance of Chinese aesthetics among younger users.
Dumplings filled with family harmony and health, let’s make dumplings for the Lunar New Year feast
The article discusses the importance of dumplings in Korean culture, especially during the Lunar New Year, and highlights the careers of renowned Chinese cuisine chefs in Korea.
Unesp creates undergraduate degree in Chinese language and culture with two years of studies in China
Unesp will offer a bachelor's degree in Chinese language and culture, allowing students to study two years in China and earn a dual diploma.
Unesp approves unprecedented course in Chinese language and culture with exchange and dual diploma in Assis
Unesp has approved a unique degree in Chinese language and culture that includes an exchange program and dual diploma, set to start in August 2026.
Why Are People 'Becoming Chinese' on Social Media?
A viral social media trend sees users humorously embracing and adopting traits associated with Chinese culture, regardless of their actual ethnicity.
The tea that accelerates metabolism and balances intestinal microbiota
This article discusses jasmine tea, its health benefits, and its traditional significance in Chinese culture.
In Los Angeles: Dragon Parade, Festivals, and Activities to Celebrate the Arrival of the Chinese New Year
Los Angeles is set to celebrate the Chinese New Year with a range of cultural events, including a dragon parade in Chinatown and various community festivals.
A very Chinese time? How memes are paving the way for a soft power shift
The article discusses how social media memes portraying 'Chineseness' are reshaping perceptions of China in a positive light, potentially influencing soft power dynamics despite skepticism about long-term attitudinal change.
Why Gen Zs on social media are having 'a very Chinese time in my life'
Gen Z on social media is trending with the phrase 'You met me at a very Chinese time in my life' as videos showcasing stereotypical Chinese activities go viral, eliciting mixed feelings among Chinese Australians.
The New Year in China Has Acquired an Unexpected Mascot
The character Draco Malfoy from Harry Potter has transformed from a symbol of evil to a symbol of luck as China prepares to celebrate the Year of the Horse in 2026.
From butchers' leftovers to a valued delicacy, chicken feet has become a 'business of China' for Brazil
Chicken feet, once considered waste in Brazil, have become a lucrative product due to the influence of Chinese trade.
Forget America, Generation Z is obsessed with China. Why do young people want to be Chinese?
Generation Z is increasingly fascinated with China, adopting behaviors and trends reflective of Chinese culture in a phenomenon dubbed 'Chinamaxxing.'
More and more young people reject American identity. Has China become the new West?
An increasing number of young Americans are embracing elements of Chinese culture, suggesting a shift in identity as seen through trends like 'Chinamaxxing' on platforms like TikTok and Twitch.
What day is the Chinese New Year 2026
The Chinese New Year 2026 will begin in mid-February and signify a key energy transformation cycle for Eastern culture lasting almost a full year.
What time does the Chinese New Year dragon parade start in CdMx 2026? Schedule
The article shares information about the Chinese New Year celebrations in Mexico City, including the timing for the highly anticipated dragon parade that symbolizes prosperity and good fortune.
Flower Fair, parades, and activities to celebrate the arrival of the Chinese New Year 2026 in San Francisco
San Francisco is gearing up for the 2026 Chinese New Year celebrations, featuring a vibrant Flower Fair and magnificent parades in honor of the Year of the Fire Horse.
Draco Malfoy unexpectedly becomes the face of the Chinese New Year
Draco Malfoy, a character from the Harry Potter series, is selected as the face of the Chinese New Year celebrations, surprising many fans.
Strategic cooperation between Greece and China in Shipping, Trade, and Culture
The management of the Port of Piraeus by Cosco is highlighted as an example of beneficial cooperation between Greece and China, as discussed during a roundtable held at the Chinese Embassy in Athens.
Economic News Filter: Even the Safe Haven Shook in Trump's World
A delegation of Slovak MPs recently returned from a nine-day trip to China, learning about the country's political system and culture, organized and funded by the Chinese side.
Why is everyone on TikTok suddenly eating boiled apples and drinking warm water?
The article discusses a TikTok trend known as 'become a Chinese,' where Gen Z is adopting cozy winter habits inspired by traditional Chinese culture, such as eating boiled apples and drinking warm water.
VIDEO Our legendary actress sparked a storm of reactions with her advice on how to drink water
In a Facebook video, actress and scientist Vitomira Lončar shares five tips from Chinese culture on the proper way to drink water, encouraging followers to think about new habits for 2026.
The 300 languages in China that are not often talked about
The article discusses the linguistic diversity in China, highlighting that 100 million people do not speak Chinese as their mother tongue and explaining the survival of these languages through the insights of a scientist.
China’s Russian Town Has Log Cabins and Cyrillic Signs, but No Russians
The article explores a Chinese town designed to resemble a Russian village, complete with Cyrillic signs and log cabins, yet it lacks a Russian population.
A Chinese man living in Spain explains why bazaar owners have their homes next to their stores
A Chinese influencer in Spain discusses the cultural practice of bazaar owners living adjacent to their shops, highlighting the significant time commitment required for both businesses.
US poet laureate Arthur Sze on slowing down to translate poetry across cultures
Arthur Sze, the first Asian-American poet laureate, emphasizes the importance of a deliberate approach to translating poetry, particularly from Chinese culture, highlighting the significance of patience and cultural connection in the art of poetry.
When Work Never Stops: The Chinese 996 Rule Adopted in the USA
The Chinese 996 work model, which demands 70 hours of work per week, is increasingly being adopted in the United States, especially in the tech sector.