Thanks to technology, the finest home-cooked meal can be placed on your table, and if you are a half-decent cook you can place the same on someone else's table.
Private kitchen apps have sprung up in China in the wake of social dining, through which strangers come to a private dinner to have a good time.
Families are enjoying the treat of having their own chef, and chefs are enjoying the freedom of being their own bosses.
Where one woman itches to tie the knot, another laps up the choices and freedom that being unattached gives her. But singlehood is a huge social problem for China. Or is it?
As Chinese parents ask their children, "Don't you think it's about time you got married? " more and more are replying, "I don't think so." XU LIN
Adventurer's trek takes in 13 provinces and autonomous regions and 28 cities in 45 days.
Adventurer's trek takes in 13 provinces and autonomous regions and 28 cities in 45 days.
Put that car in the garage and jump on the back of a motorcycle. We're going for a ride. Yang Feiyue reports on a new jet set.
Tying the knot overseas is becoming increasingly popular among Chinese. But if you're going to do it, don't forget to hire a rain stopper.
For Chinese wedding couples, there is more than one golden moment.
Tying the knot overseas is becoming increasingly popular among Chinese. But if you're going to do it, don't forget to hire a rain stopper.
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