A cartoon published to Chinese state media sites, showing president Xi Jinping’s hectic schedule in his first months in office, has prompted an online discussion about efforts to promote a ...

China has released a cartoon depicting Taiwan 's president as a parasite held by chopsticks to be cooked over a fire - as Beijing 's armed forces have surrounded the island in a show of strength ...

China turns to the tale of an 18th century concubine to foster greater social harmony among ethnic groups.

As anti-lockdown protests flared across China’s cities in November 2022, hundreds of thousands around the world were glued to an unlikely source: a mysterious X account, fronted by a cartoon cat.

Cartoon characters can be a reminder of childlike innocence. However, if they appear on your plates, they can also entice you into trying a dish.

A Chinese state-run news outlet shared a political cartoon on Sunday, mocking the United States by invoking the anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Share or comment on this article: How China is flooding UK with illegal, mega-strength vapes with cartoon designs and flavours like cotton candy designed to appeal to young children 99 shares m ...

China's biggest listed steelmaker, Baoshan Iron and Steel Co (Baosteel), said on Thursday that it will more than double its investment in a steel plate joint venture in Saudi Arabia to $1 billion ...

From public awareness campaigns to industry overhauls, China is undergoing a green transformation in how it grows, prepares and consumes food. Restaurant manager Guo Ke said the nationwide "Clear Your ...

Very few in China are talking about the latest controversial cartoon to hit the internet — because it was erased from websites shortly after it was posted. On the surface the latest "Kuang Kuang" ...

China has depicted Taiwan’s president as a cartoon bug while launching large-scale military exercises around the island to “serve as a stern warning and powerful deterrent” against its ...

As anti-lockdown protests flared across China’s cities in November 2022, hundreds of thousands around the world were glued to an unlikely source: a mysterious X account, fronted by a cartoon cat.