South China Morning Post

Cryonics involves freezing a human body with the hope to revive them later. One scientist thinks China is set to lead the world.

Egg tarts are widely associated with the Portuguese because of their popularity in Macau, but historians think the pastry’s history is British.

China’s efforts to promote Mandarin as the national language for 1.4 billion people have met resistance in parts of the country.

The basketball league’s relationship with China has been increasingly politicized amid its increasing support for social justice movements at home.

The owner of Nongfu Spring recently took his bottled water company public, and in the process became China’s second-richest man.

The outcome of November's vote could have a major impact on the lives of many Chinese people living in the US. But few believe a Biden victory will bring things back to the way they were before.

China claims 1.3 million Xinjiang residents have been given “vocational training” each year. Observers said it could be the first time the authorities “indirectly” confirmed the scale of the internment facilities targeting Uygurs and other ethnic Muslim minorities.

The Chinese military raised their combat readiness to the second-highest possible level last week after an exchange of gunfire with Indian troops on their disputed border, sources told the South China Morning Post.

China heard the first child custody lawsuit between a same-sex couple. And the police acquitted a fruit vendor who injured a law enforcer with a knife.

In a tweet, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo thanked Terry Branstad for serving as ambassador to China since 2017. Beijing said it had not been informed of Branstad departure.