Mounting an ostrich isn't easy. Staying on is even harder. Visitors to Zhengzhou's Jinlu Ostrich Amusement Park don't get a saddle or stirrups when they hop on the giant birds' backs.
I would like to blame Lillian Chou for the fact that I probably gained weight over the Spring Festival, but I probably wouldn't get away with it.
Every year, I tell myself I'll travel outside the country for the Spring Festival holiday to avoid the crowds. But because airline tickets are always so expensive during the holiday, I usually end up staying in China.
David Beckham is selling shirts for a well-known foreign retailer at Guomao subway station these days.
For Chinese New Year my boyfriend and I decided to head to Cambodia for ancient temples, excellent food and, perhaps most importantly, a respite from the freezing north China winter.
Spring Festival is the time for Chinese to reunite with their families. How do foreigners in China celebrate the longest holiday of the year?
3-D printing could revolutionize building a house by making the process cheaper and more customizable.
Using 3-D printing, researchers at Tsinghua University's Department of Mechanical Engineering can print viable human cells that can live outside the body.
3-D printing technology can be used to make a lot of things.
The potential for three-dimensional printing, also known as additive manufacturing or rapid prototyping, is so huge that some predict it could usher in the Third Industrial Revolution.
Travelers with a bad case of wanderlust and no cash are turning to crowdfunding to get financial backing for their trips.
Imagine making yourself at home in a stranger's bedroom and kitchen. You can chat, shop and dine with them as if they were friends, and they will show you around the attractions in their town.
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