When she was in college in 1983, Reon Roski saw a message touting the first US-China student exchange. She applied and became one of three non-Asians in a 24-person group that visited Guangzhou.
After a 13-hour flight from Shanghai, Aileen Zhang is fatigued but eager to begin her first trip abroad.
When the city of San Bernardino, California, was hit by declining property taxes caused by massive foreclosures and lower housing prices, the city closed most of its offices on Fridays, and over a three-year period cut employees' salary by 10 percent and reduced its work force by 20 percent.
A popular card game from China is in this fall's course catalog at the University of California, Berkeley.
When Sichuan Opera singer Shen Tiemei was in Charleston, South Carolina, two months ago performing in Feng Yi Ting, the production was so popular that passersby recognized her offstage.
The 35th Asian American International Film Festival is a 12-day affair that opened Wednesday and runs through August 5.
The role of western China in the country's expanding commercial relationship with the United States was recognized this week at a San Francisco forum.
The International Leadership Foundation has awarded its Leadership for Peace honor to Lien Chan, honorary chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang.
When the head of the company that produces the award-winning children's program Sesame Street visited its production set in China last month, everything looked the same as it does in the US original -the colorful, furry Muppets, the catchy music and the fun but educational story lines.
Liu Wen have become China's most recognized presence on the catwalks of Paris, Milan and New York.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry