Pyramid scheme hits the homeless

A new local government measure that targets rough sleepers has prompted debate.

Soaked to the skin, but safe

The devastating downpour that hit Beijing on July 21 shocked not only locals, but also expat residents.

The issue of flags and Olympic uniforms is not an important one in terms of Sino-US economic relations.

Experts are concerned that the construction of subways could strain the resources of some city governments.

New regulation still prohibits gay men from donating blood.

Six days after the storm, normality has returned to Beijing. But for some, life will never be the same.

Signs of economic stress are more apparent.

Meet in Pyongyang is the first movie collaboration between China and DPRK.

Olympic organizers seek to avoid last-minute hitches as they cross their fingers for the sun to shine.

Many posts of internships are unpaid and stressful.

Chinese to English interpreters are bridging the linguistic divide.

Tougher regulations make it harder to enter and live in Britain.