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.

Cartoon About China’s President Xi Jinping Sparks Online Debate. The piece offering insight into Xi’s personality presents a distinctly softer image of Communist Party leadership.

In China, animation is serious enterprise — as a lucrative export and a way to fight imported kid pop culture that stirs deep unease among communist leaders. SHANGHAI, China — In the st… ...

China's broadcasting regulator said it will encourage online producers to create "healthy" cartoons and clamp down violent, vulgar or pornographic content, as Beijing steps up efforts to bring its ...

China’s restive far west hopes to win hearts with ‘Princess Fragrant’ cartoon Sophie Brown and Serena Dong , CNN 4 minute read ...

China bans a cartoon TV show because the characters have 'dyed hair' and are a 'bad influence' on children. Hunan officials banned an animated series for teaching kids 'improper values' ...

China Court Fines Cartoon Producers After Kids Burned in Copycat Incident. The court ruled that "Pleasant Goat" was partly responsible for a 10-year-old boy burning two children in imitation of an ...

Fresh from banning foreign toons in primetime to help bolster the flagging home industry, China is planning to crank up domestic output to generate 70,000 minutes of home-produced fare this year.

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. ...

Among the largest selling newspapers in Denmark, Jyllands-Posten published the cartoon Monday along with a story about the coronavirus, which has killed at least 106 people in China and infected ...

If you're China you use a Youtube video that has a catchy song about the 13th five-year plan. The catchy can't-get-it-out-of-your-head lyrics ( "Every five years in China, man, they make a new ...

SHANGHAI — Chinese cartoonist Carol Liu Hong built her studio from scratch, doing postproduction work for TV commercials and then, once she broke even, realizing her dream of creating cartoons ...