For millions of Chinese EV owners, early promises of affordability, convenience, and cutting-edge tech are now tested by aging batteries, replacement costs, and warranties.

In Liuzhou, compact EVs reshaped the city’s economy, daily life, and identity. Now, it offers a blueprint for small cities looking to ride China’s electric wave.

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China’s sports authorities uncovered a decade-long match-fixing network in xiangqi, also known as Chinese chess, involving ...

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Kuaishou is the latest platform to announce plans to combat mounting concerns over fraud, privacy breaches, and user ...

A newly translated book explores how international residents have shaped and recorded life in China’s ancient capital for ...

Regulators are cracking down on self-proclaimed Russian goods stores selling products from around the world — including China ...

The tomb of a Han dynasty prime minister, found with gold artifacts and rare clay seals, offers insights into ancient feudal ...