Ttongsul: Waste Not Want Not

Ttongsul is the name of a medicinal wine, which is prepared traditionally in Korea. Ttongsul is also popularly known as the feces wine. Feces are the main ingredient used to prepare this medicinal wine that makes it unique from all other wines.

Heightened US-China tensions back on investors’ radar

China will Top the U.S. as World’s Largest Economy by 2031, Report Says

The United States is expected to lose its spot as the world’s top economy to China by 2031, according to a new report by the U.K.-based Centre for Economics and Business Research.

China’s Budget Airliners see Profits Soar

China’s budget air-travel market is rising to new heights.

Today, budget airliners account for about 7 percent of the country’s domestic air-travel market. That figure is expected to more than double by 2020, according to the…

Xi Jinping Among Several Top Chinese Officials Implicated in Connection to “Panama Papers”

The newest “biggest leak in history,” as it is being deemed, has linked at least 8 top Chinese officials — including President Xi Jinping — to offshore deals through…

Chinese Billionaire with Ties to Former Communist Leader Bo Xilai Dies in Prison

A Chinese billionaire with ties to disgraced former leader, Bo Xilai, of the Communist Party died of a heart attack Friday while in prison, according to Chinese media.

Chinese Bank Expansion Challenging U.S. Laws

As Chinese banks expand in the U.S., they seem to be bringing with them their secrecy laws and challenging how far U.S. judges can go in accessing records stored in China.

Chinese Nuclear Subs Could Stike the US

China may soon deploy its first nuclear-armed submarines pushing Beijing’s fire power to levels that only the United States and Russia can meet or exceed.

China’s Jin-class subs would be armed with ballistic missiles capable of…

Confucianism Fuels Cultural Revival in China

As China continues dealing with a growing presence on the world stage and a rapidly changing society, its leaders are looking to an uncommon source for answers: the teachings of Confucius.

New Study: China Ranks Lowest in Internet Freedom

China is “the world’s worst abuser of Internet Freedom,” according to a new report which ranked it last among 65 nations in openness among countries.