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Ferrari PR stunt damages Chinese wallupdated: Thu May 10 2012 10:16:00

Ferrari apologies after a PR stunt involving a 600 year-old wall goes wrong. CNN's Ramy Inocencio reports.

Ferrari leaves black mark on ancient Chinese relicupdated: Thu May 10 2012 10:16:00

A historic site in China's former capital that dates back more than 600 years to the Ming Dynasty was damaged Sunday after a Ferrari raced across it prior to a publicity event for the Italian carmaker, the official Xinhua news agency said.

Fury over Japanese politician's Nanjing Massacre denialupdated: Thu Feb 23 2012 09:18:00

The mayor of a Japanese city has sparked outrage after playing down a well-documented massacre of civilians in China's former capital more than 70 years ago.

Boy forced to run nearly naked in snowupdated: Thu Feb 09 2012 16:09:00

A controversial video has appeared online which shows a dad making his four-year-old son run through the snow.

Video of Chinese toddler sobbing in snow sparks outrage over parentingupdated: Thu Feb 09 2012 16:09:00

A video of a toddler crying while running in the snow nearly naked has sparked a firestorm in China, but the boy's father says the exercise was meant to strengthen his son.

China increases bounty for deadly armed robber updated: Fri Jan 13 2012 05:29:00

At least nine Chinese provinces, including Hunan, Chongqing, Jiangsu and Anhui have joined the hunt for a killer they believe responsible for a spate of armed robberies across the country.

China dispatches thousands in hunt for armed robberupdated: Tue Jan 10 2012 06:39:00

Chinese authorities in eastern Jiangsu Province have launched a massive manhunt for a suspect in a deadly armed robbery, according to Chinese media.

Has China ruined its Oscar chances with criticism of Christian Bale? updated: Thu Dec 22 2011 11:02:00

"Flowers of War" has a multitude of advantages over its rivals in the Oscar race for best foreign language film.

10 ways to look like a local in Asiaupdated: Thu Feb 03 2011 08:56:00

Burp, don't burp. Slurp, don't slurp. The rules of social protocol around the world are as varied, and as conflicting, as countries on the planet. So how's a traveler to know what to do, when and where?

Chinese look for love on 'Singles Day'updated: Thu Nov 11 2010 06:04:00

Singles Day in China is the celebration -- or mourning -- of being unattached. Started by students in Nanjing in the mid-1990s, the date was selected in observation of its four solitary digits: 11/11.

Death toll up in Chinese factory blastupdated: Thu Jul 29 2010 13:00:00

The death toll stands at 13 in Wednesday's blast at a factory in the eastern Chinese city of Nanjing, state-run Xinhua news agency reported, citing remarks by authorities on Thursday.

Explosion kills 10 at plastics factory in eastern Chinaupdated: Wed Jul 28 2010 20:38:00

The death toll from an explosion at a factory in eastern China now stands at 10 people, state-run Xinhua news agency said, citing a casualty count from local government officials.

Fortune: 5 strategies for global expansionupdated: Wed Jul 14 2010 06:17:00

Eric Zuziak reckons that the Chinese middle class saved him from ruin. Before the real estate bust of the past four years, a company in Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu province in China, noticed on Zuziak's website all the design awards his architectural firm, JZMK Partners, had won. It then hired Zuziak to design a residential community in Nanjing. Business from Costa Rica to Qatar soon followed. No worries about the real estate crash, says Zuziak, who now generates 85% of his $4 million in sales overseas. His secret? He and his Irvine, Calif.-based company work with market researchers to target countries such as China, of course, that have lots of consumers with money to burn. Here's what I think you should be doing to ramp up your own global business.

Acid attacker remains at largeupdated: Mon Jan 11 2010 16:44:00

Mysterious acid attacks keep occurring in Hong Kong. CNN's Pauline Chiou reports on the sixth attack in the past year.

Acid attacks are 'easy' in Hong Kongupdated: Mon Jan 11 2010 16:44:00

Another mysterious acid attack took place during the weekend in Hong Kong. It was the sixth such incident in the past year.

Aborigine drama wins top prize at Asia Pacific Screen Awardsupdated: Sun Nov 29 2009 23:08:00

An Australian drama featuring two indigenous kids living in the middle of the vast continent has taken the top prize at Asia-Pacific's film awards.

Fortune: Every blog becomes a cinemaupdated: Mon May 18 2009 13:35:00

Former AOL executive Ted Leonsis was frustrated: He'd produced a critically acclaimed documentary called Nanking, a film that looked at some Westerners who had protected Chinese civilians during a brutal, six-week attack by the Japanese army in 1937. But he was pretty sure the film, which premiered in 2007 at the Sundance Film Festival, would reach a relatively small audience.

Brands target women in Chinaupdated: Fri Apr 24 2009 00:22:00

H & M is one of many western companies trying to win Chinese women consumers. CNN's Emily Chang reports.

Japan fires military chief over WWII denialupdated: Mon Nov 03 2008 02:42:00

A state-run Chinese newspaper expressed relief Monday that senior Japanese officials had dismissed the country's air force chief after he denied Japan's aggression before and during World War II.

Japan transport minister quitsupdated: Mon Sep 29 2008 02:57:00

Nariaki Nakayama, Japan's transport minister, resigned Sunday after a string of gaffes.

Good manners ahead of Olympicsupdated: Mon Aug 04 2008 08:29:00

CNN's Ralitsa Vassileva reports on Chinese efforts to put their best foot forward during the Olympics.

Return to the homeland: A journey across Chinaupdated: Mon Aug 04 2008 08:29:00

The route to my ancestral home is etched into my heart. Unfortunately, not knowing the address is a problem in the ever-changing urban geography of Chenghai, an industrial town 30-minutes from Shantou in China's Guangdong province.

Mobile phones say 'Beam me up'updated: Mon Jul 28 2008 05:01:00

Down in the busy corridor of Shanghai's Nanjing Xi Lu subway station, a smiling salesman stands by a bright green kiosk. A guy walks up, and the two chat about music over the touch screen. The guy takes out his mobile phone and gives the salesman a few coins. A couple minutes later, another happy customer walks away, plugged into his handset and listening to the latest single by Russian singer Vitas.

Time.com: China's New Banknote Bumps Maoupdated: Mon Jul 07 2008 02:50:00

Only the Olympics could bump Mao Zedong, the founding leader of communist China, off a Chinese banknote

Report: U.N. chief arrives in quake zoneupdated: Mon Jun 30 2008 17:57:00

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon arrived in China Saturday to observe earthquake relief efforts, China's state-run news agency reported.

Gridlock hell in freezing Chinaupdated: Fri Feb 01 2008 00:16:00

It was supposed to be a two-hour trip. True, the weather was cold, but it was clear and there was no snow expected for at least 12 hours.

China travel woes continueupdated: Fri Feb 01 2008 00:16:00

CNN's Andrew Stevens reports en route from Guangzhou, China, as winter weather continues to cripple holiday travel there.

Time.com: 10 Questions for Susan Sarandonupdated: Wed Jan 30 2008 13:00:00

Famous for both her acting and her political activism, this Oscar winner's latest drama, Bernard and Doris, airs Feb. 9 on HBO. Susan Sarandon will now take your questions

Time.com: The Nanking Nightmareupdated: Fri Jan 04 2008 12:20:00

A new documentary revisits perhaps the most horrifying "incident" in modern warfare

Chinese marketsupdated: Sun Dec 30 2007 23:21:00

CNN's Eunice Yoon reports that Chinese investors who enjoyed a financially beneficial year may shy away in 2008.

Time.com: China's New Bestseller: The Bibleupdated: Mon Dec 17 2007 07:40:00

The mainland's largest Bible printer has run off 50 million copies, as the number of believers surges. But freedom of religion is lagging far behind

Time.com: Reevaluating the Rape of Nanjingupdated: Thu Dec 13 2007 02:00:00

Viewpoint: On the 70th anniversary of Japan's brutal occupation of China's then-capital, it's time to work toward reconciliation

Shanghai: City guideupdated: Wed Oct 25 2006 07:23:00

From Pudong Airport, take the Shanghai Transrapid train for a high speed (270mph) levitated ride, then pick up the metro into the center of Shanghai.

Tokyo court rejects Chinese appealupdated: Tue Apr 19 2005 05:01:00

A Japanese court has turned down a lawsuit filed by the Chinese survivors of Japanese atrocities during World War II, a court official has told CNN.

U.S., U.N. warn on China, Japanupdated: Fri Apr 15 2005 00:33:00

U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan has called for Beijing and Tokyo to calm their flare-up, even as plans are afoot for more anti-Japanese protests in China this weekend.

EW review: Engrossing 'Devil'updated: Wed Apr 13 2005 10:46:00

Lesson learned from Mo Hayder's dazzling "The Devil of Nanking": Never, ever steal from a yakuza kingpin, especially if he employs a she-male bodyguard called Nurse.

Fortune: Mao to Now Fifty years after China's civil war ended, a former Life magazine correspondent who witnessed it revisits four citiesupdated: Mon Oct 11 1999 00:01:00

On a blustery October day five decades ago, Mao Zedong proclaimed, "China has stood up." Thus began the People's Republic of China.

Money Magazine: Reborn in the U.S.A. A Chinese couple who refuse to go home while the current regime is in power need lessons in job hunting andupdated: Tue Aug 01 1989 00:01:00

At age 41, Baichun Xiao has been swept off his feet three times by political convulsions in his native China. The Cultural Revolution sent him to a collective farm. The rise of the Gang of Four nea...

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