South China Morning Post

A movie named ‘Nezha’ has raked in $725 million at the Chinese box office. The movie's success has the animation industry hoping for a turning point.

A prominent Chinese computer scientist is being investigated over false claims of made-in-China innovation.

A race row has erupted after British TV anchor Piers Morgan mocked the Chinese language as he commented on a controversial advertisement made by Peter Phillips, a grandson of Queen Elizabeth, in China.

China says a new coronavirus that has killed at least six people can be transmitted between humans, raising public health concern ahead of the country’s peak travel season.

Officials in a Chinese city apologized for publicizing detailed information of people for wearing pajamas in public areas.

Hong Kong has a median home price-to-income ratio of 20.8, making it the world’s least affordable housing market for the 10th year despite social unrest.

In 1948, Liang Jun enrolled in a Chinese school to learn to drive a tractor. Two years later, she was hailed as a trailblazer and national icon for being the country's first female tractor driver. She passed away this week at the age of 89.

An initial trade deal with the United States is hailed by Chinese Vice-Premier Liu He as a step that would stabilize US-China relations.

As its industry push has been met with American resistance, China is seeking to drastically reduce its reliance on foreign technology, according to a former technology official.

A team in eastern China is on a mission to "train" young yellow croaker for life in the open sea with hopes that wild population can grow. The plan was announced soon after the Chinese paddlefish, a large species indigenous to the Yangtze River, was declared extinct.