
Will the short Music Video be a flash in the pan?
In 2016, the most powerful social platform in China was undoubtedly the live broadcasting platform, but in 2017, it is short MV which has more trills and is thu...
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In 2016, the most powerful social platform in China was undoubtedly the live broadcasting platform, but in 2017, it is short MV which has more trills and is thu...
Tencent's stock plunged more than 4 percent on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after it rolled out tough restrictions on King of Glory, its popular online game, on...
There are only so many things a couple can do when stranded in an apartment for an indefinite amount of time
A new, pretentious form of bragging is stirring up controversies among Chinese internet users, as some publish stories that may look like complaints, but often are just thinly-veiled ways to show off.
In China, the tech world is rife with rivals. For bike sharing, there's Mobike and ofo. For ride-hailing, there's Didi and Uber (and we know how that turned out...
On the afternoon of April 20, Weibo CEO Gaofei Wang announced the launch of Weibo's new AI R&D center in Palo Alto, California. Weibo has become one of many...
Fan Chengcheng is the younger brother of Fan Bingbing, one of the biggest stars in China today, and a celebrity in his own right with around 3 million followers...
Stephen Hawking has passed away at the age of 76. The top scientist has memorable stories in China. In November 2017, at the Tencent WE Conference, Hawking gav...
Weibo, China's leading microblogging platform, announced on Thursday that it will expand a function that displays users' IP location, which was first launched in March this year.
Weibo withdrew the emoji that represents “cool” from the emoji stickers of its international version, indicating the phase-out of “smoking emoji” from Weibo’s m...
According to Netease Technology on August 22, Baidu has formally initiated law proceedings in Beijing Haidian District People's Court against Xiaolong Zhang, th...
China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) published 28 administrative penalties on July 10 for failing to declare illegal concentration of business operators.