Lao Gan Ma creator Tao Huabi, whose face appears on each bottle of the chili oil, has recently been in the spotlight again. According to the latest reports, Tao is no longer a shareholder in Lao Gan Ma Food Company that has bases in Guiyang in Guizhou province.Here are five dishes made with Lao Gan Ma that are delicious and easy to make.
Aspirin has been used as a medication to treat pain, fever and inflammation, but a new study shows that daily doses of aspirin could also help ward off cancer.
More Australian restaurants, cafes and wineries should offer Chinese language menus to capture a larger slice of the immense Chinese outbound tourist market.
Smartphone cameras have seen dramatic improvements, but technology alone won't produce shots that grab attention. That's where the human eye comes in
The digital world offers us many options to keep records, but for some there is nothing like a journal, Xu Lin reports.
Australia's University of Newcastle recently announced the setting up of a scholarship program supported by China's Jack Ma Foundation.
Students around the world are learning the secrets of traditional Chinese medicine as this form of treatment gains increasing popularity.
A tourism development company in Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, has signed an agreement with the Zhaojue county government to turn a formerly inaccessible village into a tourist destination.
Edie Xu may only be 16, but she's confident about the concepts and ideas behind her recent artworks－several paintings and sculptures, plus an installation, on show at Beijing's Gauguin Gallery.
An ongoing exhibition shows works by creative giants' children. Deng Zhangyu reports. Deng Zhangyu Like father, like son.
While many people celebrate Valentine's Day with roses and chocolates, some choose to do it in a Chinese way: sending their girlfriends a long scroll of a Chinese painting with a romantic love story and poem.
A Chinese zodiac jewelry exhibition is underway at the China Culture Center in Paris, as a final event of the Chinese Culture Ministry’s Happy Chinese New Year project to celebrate the lunar New Year of Rooster.
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