A Chinese student built this tiny house that contains a kitchen, laundry room and even has a patio.
The glass lift is built into the side of a mountainous cliff in the Wulingyuan area of Zhangjiajie, China. It is a staggering 1,070 feet (330 m) high and is claimed to be the highest and heaviest outdoor elevator in the world.
23 year old art student, Wang Yue, has been using the holes on tree trunks throughout the city of Shijiazhuang, China, as a canvas for her recent works. Each painting takes about two hours to complete. Her artwork has received praise in the Chinese media and has been warmly welcomed by local citizens.
This interesting item from China is actually designed to help women on their daily commute.
It is dangerous work for Chinese labourers who are pictured here building mountain roads. Shockingly, these men do not have any form of insurance despite the perilous nature of their work!
The Chinese city of Beijing is so polluted with smog, that residents experience headaches and breathing problems as a result of this constant exposure. An entrepreneurial Chinese billionaire, Chen Guanbyao, has used this situation as a way of capitalising on his wealth and now sells canned “fresh air” to locals on the city’s streets.
Store owners must have experienced a shock yesterday afternoon, when this suddenly happened to their stores…
Yu Youzhen is just like any other sanitation worker working for the Wuchang District Chenggan Bureau cleaning team. However, she is also a millionaire…
Robot Restaurant 20 in Harbin, China is a sci-fi themed venue that is manned almost entirely by Robots.
Some people at a Chinese zoo decided to throw snowballs at the defenceless animals who had nowhere to hide. Apparently, they found it funny. I bet they would find it less amusing if they met the lions face to face.
