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18 elementary school students are dead after their mud and grass school building collapsed in a rockslide in Yunan province Yiliang county over the holidays.
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Chinese netizens remain cynically critical of the Red Cross Society of China after their donated disaster relief tents appear at a Yunnan earthquake refugee camp.
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Translated Taiwanese netizens reactions to the Japanese government nationalizing 3 of the Diaoyu (Senkaku) Islands by purchasing them from the Kurihara family.
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Photos of the living conditions for Chinese disaster victims & refugees after the Yunnan Yiliang earthquakes: Sleeping outdoors, eating potatoes & instant noodles.
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Well-known CCTV host Cui Yongyuan took 152 migrant workers out to dinner to thank them for selflessly rescuing people during the 7.21 Beijing rainstorm disaster.
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Chinese internet humor about the London Olympic Games, Beijing's rainstorm disaster, Chongqing's Miss World winners, and common sense for young men and women.
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Video of a Japanese woman in a flooded car using the seat's headrest to break open a window to escape goes viral in China after the deadly Beijing rainstorms.
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Translation of a censored post by Chinese social commentator Li Chengpeng on the public and government's response to the worst rainstorm in Beijing in 61 years.
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A collection of vivid and stirring photos documenting the lives of many ordinary Chinese people in China, as exhibited by Tencent photographer Yang Shuhuai.
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Chinese netizens humorously ask each other if they've finished eating all of the salt many bought in a panic and stockpiled after the 2011 Japan earthquake.
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Chinese netizens react to the "floating Filipino government officials" photo and subsequent photoshops with amusement, joking that the Philippines copied China.
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Chinese netizens argue with each other after watching a news report of heavy rainstorms causing widespread flooding in Japan's Niigata & Fukushima prefectures.
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A mobile phone video purportedly taken by a passenger in the D3115 train 5 minutes before it was involved in the Wenzhou high-speed train accident goes viral.
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Compensation amounts for the Wenzhou high-speed rail disaster victims announced & Railway Ministry spokesperson Wang Yongping takes the plane instead of train.
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Special police captain Shao Yerong's insistence on searching the 7.23 Wenzhou train wreckage in its original situation results in the rescue of 2-year-old Yiyi.
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Yang Feng, who lost his mother-in-law, sister-in-law, niece, wife, and unborn child to the Wenzhou high speed train accident, demands a government explanation.
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Translated Chinese netizen reactions to the government's handling of the July 23 Wenzhou high-speed train accident and its directives to control public opinion.
18 elementary school students are dead after their mud and grass school building collapsed in a rockslide in Yunan province Yiliang county over the holidays.84
Chinese netizens remain cynically critical of the Red Cross Society of China after their donated disaster relief tents appear at a Yunnan earthquake refugee camp.
Translated Taiwanese netizens reactions to the Japanese government nationalizing 3 of the Diaoyu (Senkaku) Islands by purchasing them from the Kurihara family.
Photos of the living conditions for Chinese disaster victims & refugees after the Yunnan Yiliang earthquakes: Sleeping outdoors, eating potatoes & instant noodles.
Well-known CCTV host Cui Yongyuan took 152 migrant workers out to dinner to thank them for selflessly rescuing people during the 7.21 Beijing rainstorm disaster.
Chinese internet humor about the London Olympic Games, Beijing's rainstorm disaster, Chongqing's Miss World winners, and common sense for young men and women.
Video of a Japanese woman in a flooded car using the seat's headrest to break open a window to escape goes viral in China after the deadly Beijing rainstorms.
Translation of a censored post by Chinese social commentator Li Chengpeng on the public and government's response to the worst rainstorm in Beijing in 61 years.
A collection of vivid and stirring photos documenting the lives of many ordinary Chinese people in China, as exhibited by Tencent photographer Yang Shuhuai.
Chinese netizens humorously ask each other if they've finished eating all of the salt many bought in a panic and stockpiled after the 2011 Japan earthquake.
Chinese netizens react to the "floating Filipino government officials" photo and subsequent photoshops with amusement, joking that the Philippines copied China.
Chinese netizens argue with each other after watching a news report of heavy rainstorms causing widespread flooding in Japan's Niigata & Fukushima prefectures.
A mobile phone video purportedly taken by a passenger in the D3115 train 5 minutes before it was involved in the Wenzhou high-speed train accident goes viral.
Compensation amounts for the Wenzhou high-speed rail disaster victims announced & Railway Ministry spokesperson Wang Yongping takes the plane instead of train.
Special police captain Shao Yerong's insistence on searching the 7.23 Wenzhou train wreckage in its original situation results in the rescue of 2-year-old Yiyi.
Yang Feng, who lost his mother-in-law, sister-in-law, niece, wife, and unborn child to the Wenzhou high speed train accident, demands a government explanation.
Translated Chinese netizen reactions to the government's handling of the July 23 Wenzhou high-speed train accident and its directives to control public opinion.