Beijing police announced a campaign on May 14 to clean out "Three Nons (or Three Illegals)" foreigners in Beijing from May 15 to the end of this August. "Three Nons" refers to "non legal entry, non legal residence, and non legal work" of foreigners. The announcement of 100-day campaign came after a British hooligan was caught up molesting a Chinese woman in Beijing. Reportedly, there are nearly 200

According to a recent BBC poll, China overtook France and the U.S. to be rated as the No. 5 in the list of the most popular countries and regions in the world. More than 24,000 respondents from 22 countries were pulled by the study. And it showed that the positive rating to China has jumped from 46% last year to 50% this year, and those having

A middle school teacher remains in critical condition, after she was run over when pushing two students out of the way of an oncoming bus on May 8, according to Xinhua News Agency. The tragedy occurred in front of a middle school of Jiamusi City at about 8:38 p.m. of the day when the night class was over and buses were waiting there to pick up

The identity of the mastermind behind calling on Filipinos throughout the world to carry out large-scale anti-China demonstrations has been revealed. It turned out to be Filipino-American Loida Nicolas Lewis, a Chairman and CEO of TLC Beatrice (China), Limited, a company that operates retail convenience stores in five major cities in China. When the news was widespread online, Chinese netizens urged a boycott to her business

In response to the recent online allegation that the People's Liberation Army (PLA) units had entered level-2 combat readiness, China's defence ministry denied it on the ministry's official website Saturday. China and the Philippines have been involved in a monthlong naval standoff in waters off Huangyan Island. Facing the continuous provocations by the Philippine side, Chinese online space has seen widespread public anger, and now an

A female vagrant gave birth to a baby boy in a dark lane near a food market of Baiyun District, Guangzhou City at around 4 a.m. on Thursday. The woman who appeared to have mental disorder refused the help from a local hospital, and carried her child to keep walking on the busy Guangcong Road for as far as 6 kilometers. At the end, under the

Responding to the South Korean media reports that China had "human flesh capsules" smuggled into South Korea, the Ministry of Health spokesman said on May 8 that they have found no proof. The so-called "human flesh capsules" are in fact the medicines made from aborted fetuses for health purpose, according to the Korean media reports. It was rumored fetuses were good for improving sexual function. The