For all the talk of China moving west, the onus is surely on the West to embrace China at a level deeper than dim sims and dragon parades.
Vikash Kumar Singh: In India, there is a famous quote, "Kaam adhik baten kum—work more, talk less". But this slogan was practically used in China.
Here a sad example (another) of how in China tradition and morals are losing their place to money and arrogance.
Living in Beijing, especially in a non expat area introduced me to a new way of living, and taught me how to survive outside of my own comfort zone.
China does have a future in its younger generation. I wish them all every success in their future endeavors in making China a stronger and better nation.
It doesn't matter where you are in the world, it is never a good idea to run afoul of the police. China is no exception.
This is my observations of travel on the Shanghai subway, written as guide to someone who has never used it.
Last year's springtime had been the perfect moment to finally visit the Yellow Mountain area (Huangshan) to go for a hike and see the beautiful scenery that attracts so many visitors.
Kungfu is a whole philosophy and is a big part of Chinese culture. I have always watched kungfu movies, because I loved their movements.
In the weeks, then days, then hours leading up to our ascent of Huangshan (Yellow Mountain) in Anhui province, I kept up a steady refrain to my girlfriend: "You can take the cable car; I'm going to take the Western Steps."
Officially at least, the Chinese New Year celebrations are over. But it seems some are still keeping the "party alive" since I continue to hear a lot of fireworks.