Life-coaching courses yet to be a hit among locals

China’s rapid development has inherently induced more pressure to the lives of many of its citizens and has, as a result, developed a willingness in people to embrace professional advice on how to better manage the demands in life.

Exterminating infidelity, like a spy

An increasingly number of rich people in China are turning to a very unique, albeit controversial, service in order to save their marriages.

Culture and art from Tibet

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Tibet autonomous region and the China Shanghai International Arts Festival is presenting “A Week of Tibetan Culture” from Oct 27 to Nov 1.

The pride of China: Chinese dancers in renowned foreign troupes

A number of Chinese dancers are starring in prominent roles in performances by foreign troupes at this year’s China Shanghai International Arts Festival (CSIAF).

Local talent take spotlight at festival

This year’s festival focuses on telling China’s colorful stories to the world via a series of original productions that showcase the creativity of Chinese artists.

US sending special forces to Syria

US President Barack Obama plans to deploy dozens of special operations forces to northern Syria to advise opposition forces in their fight against Islamic State.

Songwriter finally hitting the right notes in Beijing

David Daniel grew up listening to the greats of American glam rock like Kiss and Poison and dreamed of one day emulating his heroes.

Kissinger 'frustrated by state of Sino-US ties'

Niall Ferguson says China's leaders are now more likely to ask Henry Kissinger for advice than is US President Barack Obama.

Doctor seeks social cures as a state delegate

In the Maryland Legislature, there are 188 senators and delegates. But only four of them are doctors. Clarence Lam is one of the four.

Across America

Wine in the US: ‘Made in China’ is rare

China has moved into many markets in the United States, but there is one where the ‘Made in China’ label is rare: wine. The world’s second-largest wine grower is focusing on its huge domestic market, report Jack Freifelder and Bian Jibu from New York.

Afternoon delight

A performer is airborne in Central Park in New York on Thursday against a backdrop of the brilliant leaves of autumn.