TOM Online
TOM Online is a mobile Internet company in China, operating the popular Chinese-language Internet portal (www.tom.com) and offering a variety of online and mobile services, including wireless internet and online advertising.
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163.com
163.com is a site run by NetEase, one of the largest ISPs in the People's Republic of China.
Sohu.com Inc.
Sohu is a search engine company based in the People’s Republic of China. This company or its subsidiaries offer advertising, a search engine, and other services.
Taobao.com
The main competitor to eBay in China for on-line auctions. Currently Taobao has over 65% of the auction market.
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China shuts world's largest electronics market as Shenzhen imposes more lockdowns
China's southern city of Shenzhen on Monday shut down the world's largest electronics market and suspended public transport nearby as authorities enforced neighborhood-wide lockdowns in response to a small number of Covid cases.
Read articleThe richest woman in Asia loses half her 24bn dollars fortune in China property crisis
Yang Huiyan, a majority shareholder in Chinese property giant Country Garden, saw net worth plunge to $11.3bn in a year
Read articleChina gives Fight Club new ending where authorities win
The first rule of Fight Club in China? Don't mention the original ending. The second rule of Fight Club in China? Change it so the police win.
Read articleChina: Xi'an residents in lockdown trade for food amid shortage
Some residents under quarantine in the Chinese city of Xi'an have resorted to bartering supplies in recent days, as worries of food shortages continue.
Read articleChina fines live-streaming queen Viya 210 million dollars for tax evasion
Chinese live-stream shopping influencer Huang Wei, known as Viya, has been hit with a whopping $210 million penalty for tax evasion and kicked off social media.
Read articleChina cuts online gaming to one hour for children
Online gamers under the age of 18 will only be allowed to play for an hour on Fridays, weekends and holidays, China's video game regulator has said.
Read articleMan in China reunited with son snatched 24 years ago
A Chinese man has been reunited with his son after a 24-year search that saw him travel over 500,000km (310,000 mi) on a motorbike across the country.
Read articleNew China three-child policy sparks tales of trauma
China's decision to allow couples to have up to three children continued to dominate discussion online as people debated if it had come too late.
Read articleDead puppies and kittens in crates reveal the dark side of China's mystery box craze
Animal rights group Love Home filmed this raid on May 3 in the central Chinese city of Chengdu, during which it uncovered 156 boxes of months' old puppies and kittens, some of whom were dead.
Read articleChina cancels Everest spring climbing over coronavirus worries
China has decided to cancel the 2021 spring climbing season from the Tibetan side of Mount Everest, the world's tallest peak, because of coronavirus concerns, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
Read articleThe Chinese county famed for its double-yolk duck eggs
Sold all across China nowadays, Gaoyou's double-yolk salted duck eggs are labeled as such -- and often sell for several times more money than their single-yolk counterparts do.
Read articleChina launches app for citizens to report anyone who denies the excellence of socialist culture
China has launched a new app that will allow citizens to report others who criticize the ruling Chinese Communist Party or question its account of history online.An arm of Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said the app and hotline will allow and encourage netizens to report fellow internet users who spread 'mistaken opinions' online in order to create a 'good public opinion atmosphere'.
Read articlePropaganda Films at Least Twice a Week: Chinese Film Authority to All Cinemas
Every cinema in China must schedule and actively promote at least two screenings of propaganda films per week beginning this week until the end of the year, Chinese authorities have declared, announcing the first batch of eligible titles Friday.
Read articleThe punchline queen who offended Chinese men
China's "Punchline Queen" Yang Li is no stranger to controversy.The 29-year-old is now one of the country's most well-known comedians, having risen to fame in recent months on a Chinese television show called "Rock and Roast".
Read articleIt is 53 percent alcohol and tastes like fire. Here is how this liquor brand took over China
When Costco opened its first store in China in 2019, it wasn't just the hot rotisserie chickens and discounted Birkin bags that lured frenzied crowds. A fiery, throat-tingling liquor called Kweichow Moutai also flew off shelves.
Read articleWHO team arrives in Wuhan China to investigate COVID 19 origins
An international team of scientists led by the World Health Organization arrived on Thursday in China’s central city of Wuhan to investigate the origins of the novel coronavirus that sparked the pandemic.
Read articleCrowds fill streets in China pandemic-hit Wuhan to celebrate the New Year
Large crowds took to the streets at midnight on Friday in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, celebrating the arrival of 2021 after a year marred by a deadly pandemic that killed thousands there and required the city to be locked down between the end of January and early April.
Read articleHearts aflutter: Chinese pigeon racing enthusiasts spend big to indulge their passion
In China, where pigeon racing has a long history, economic development has allowed the sport to spread beyond the ultra-wealthy. Membership in the Chinese Pigeon Association has jumped from tens of thousands in the 1980s to about 400,000, according to its vice president, Huang Jian.
Read articleChina's fur farms see opportunity as countries cull mink over coronavirus fears
As millions of mink are culled in Europe amid fears they could spread the novel coronavirus, struggling Chinese suppliers are defying calls for their business to be banned and taking advantage of a surge in global prices for the prized fur.
Read articleOne year after Wuhan alarm, China now seeks to change Covid origin story
Reports in state media signal an intensifying propaganda effort to place the birth of the virus in other countries
Read articleFlood waters reach the toes of famous giant Buddha statue in China
Floods in southern China have caused water from the Yangtze River to reach the toes of a famous gigantic statue of the Buddha -- reportedly for the first time in decades.
Read articleLi Wenliang: Widow of Chinese coronavirus doctor gives birth to son
The widow of Li Wenliang, a Chinese doctor who raised the alarm about the country's coronavirus outbreak, has given birth to their son.
Read articleWuhan to Test Whole City of 11 Million as New Cases Emerge
Wuhan has ordered officials to test its entire population of 11 million people after the central Chinese city where the coronavirus pandemic began reported new infections for the first time since its lockdown was lifted.
Read articleChinese Scholar arrested by CCP after calling for political reform in China
A constitutional scholar has been taken away by China’s authorities after writing an open letter to representatives of the country’s legislature, criticising the government’s handling of the coronavirus outbreak and calling for freedom of speech.
Read articleChina asked the WHO to cover up the coronavirus outbreak: German intelligence service
Chinese leader Xi Jinping (ç¿’è¿‘å¹³) asked World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus to suppress news about the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the German intelligence agency BND found, according to a report by German magazine Der Spiegel.
Read articleChina threatens economic punishments if Australia investigates Beijing COVID 19 response
China is warning Australia that it could face economic consequences if it doesn't back off from an investigation into Beijing's handling of the coronavirus. Chinese Ambassador to Australia Cheng Jingye said a probe could encourage Chinese citizens to boycott Australian products and tourists to avoid travel to the country.
Read articleChina to ban online games because they are an authority vacuum.
After banning Animal Crossing, China to begin censoring online gaming by isolating Chinese players from world and requiring real-name logins
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