People pose for a group photo with an ice sculpture to celebrate the New Year in Harbin, capital of Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, Jan 1, 2015.
As an online game host, Xiaoxue has gained popularity not only for her singing and dancing skills, but also for playing online games and interacting with the fans.
Students pose with hair decorations in shape of "2015" to greet the upcoming New Year at a primary school in Wenxian County of Jiaozuo City, central China's Henan province.
Since the notion of artificial intelligence became a hot topic around the world, experts started to list the jobs that are most likely to be replaced by robots.
The holiday is important for working people who have worked strenuously for a whole year. What was the Spring Festival vacation like in ancient China? Let us take a look.
Tibetans throw prayer papers on horseback as they gather for a traditional festival called "Wei Sang", in Hongyuan county of Aba Tibetan and Qiang autonomous prefecture.
As the New Year approaches, students from a rural primary school in Bengbu, East China's Anhui province, write down their wishes for the coming New Year.
The year 2014 had everything: tragedy, murder, drugs and sex. Let’s take a walk down the memory lane and revisit the stories that made the whole year a roller-coaster ride. Hop on.
In 2014, the Chinese military played a more active role in assuming the responsibilities of a major country and deepened its relations with the militaries of many countries.
After booming for more than a decade, China's property market turned sluggish this year and Chinese real estate developers made some changes to survive.
The business of designated driving is booming in the holiday season, thanks to the launch of apps that help match drivers and customers based on their proximity.
Many migrants who come to big cities from rural areas to seek fortune find business by selling lunch to construction workers.
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