Online mockery of President Trump is fodder for the Communist Party’s propagandists. For liberal-minded Chinese, it is a creative expression of shock at his policies.

The U.S. government just made a massive mistake by pushing to ban TikTok—and in the process, opened the floodgates for ...

China's viral "lying flat" movement was the country's version of quiet quitting. But now, the "rat people" say they don't ...

Uncertainty is growing on the UA campus after emails advised international students to carry identification in case of ...

Zhao Da, a Spanish-speaking guide, says Spanish tourists tend to have different priorities. "They are captivated by China's ...

China’s social-lifestyle platform Xiaohongshu, also known as Rednote, is staking its claim as a launchpad for the next wave ...

For Malaysian student Cheok Xuan Yu, life in China is filled with cultural encounters. Just a week before this year's Spring ...

Thousands of Chinese Australians get their news on WeChat or RedNote, but there’s evidence disinformation is circulating unchecked.

Chinese sellers are using social media to attract domestic buyers for goods originally made for the U.S. market, citing high ...

Chinese sellers of items from lunch boxes to appliances have taken to social media platform Rednote to generate sympathy ...

Liu outlined her plan to buy Hudson’s Bay stores in a series of videos posted on Chinese social network RedNote, and indicated plans to hold a news conference on April 18. The Bay filed for ...