A casual remark made by Chinese actress Zhang Yuqi regarding the price of socks has ignited discussions surrounding the stark disparity between the perspectives of celebrities...
The third episode of the What's on Weibo podcast, discussing the latest trends on Weibo.
If it were up to Weibo users, America's consulate in Chengdu, that's been ordered to close, will be the next hotpot joint in town.
Chinese state media are spreading more hopeful and positive online content in times of coronacrisis.
What’s on Weibo editor-in-chief Manya Koetse joined BBC World News live on January 24th to comment on the social media environment in China during the coronavirus...
It’s one of the most popular trends on Chinese social media — people being photographed on the street. What’s on Weibo’s Manya Koetse contributed to this...
No diploma, no credentials: they were supposed to graduate, but are now left empty-handed as it turns out their Nanjing college was never qualified to teach...
Are 'makeup charging stations' the next trend in China's beauty industry?
Scoring points by doing Xi-focused quizzes and watching 'Xi Time' news: this app takes propaganda to a whole other level.
This Shanghai school gave its pupils some noteworthy homework.
Why Peppa is breaking the Chinese internet.
The Chinese Santa emoticon is here!
"D&G Loves China", but China doesn't really love D&G this week.
A noteworthy episode of CCTV "Focus Talk" marks the first time Chinese state media extensively reports on the existence of vocational education programs in Xinjiang. Weibo...
Beijing band Namo, that brings a fresh sound by mixing rock with Chinese traditional music influences, is celebrating its ten-year anniversary this year.
Chinese filmgoers won't be seeing Christopher Robin - What's on Weibo talking to BBC World Update.
When celebrities speak out about Taiwan, drama ensues.
From gender issues to social credit - What's on Weibo talks to China.org on various trends going around social media.
Besides Beijing city, the heavy rain also floods social media.
From children's icon to ganger pig, Peppa Pig is now banned from China's popular short video platform Douyin.
