This retired Soviet aircraft carrier “Kiev” was completely transformed into a luxury hotel in China. Now families can relax in this hunk of steel while checking out all of its weaponry and entertaining capture the pirate water show.
The famous Japanese cat with a bow in her hair is now a symbol of a new Chinese restaurant. The first Hello Kitty-themed restaurant in Beijing has recently opened its pink doors to all the fans of this bobtail cat.
Appearing in Beijing on Christmas Eve as if out of a dream, this masked superhero began handing out food, supplies and in some instances cash to the homeless and needy. Who is hiding behind the mask?
China doesn’t always copy useful and popular world’s inventions. Local people also invent stuff themselves. Take a look.
This t-shirt brings new meaning to the idea of compact. While the design and idea behind this shirt is from Japan this particular shirt was made in China.
There will be a new business center built on the place of this old 80-meter (262-feet) high office building that was demolished in Kunming, Yunnan Province of China, last weekend. Find the pictures of the explosion inside this post.
A student from China wished to purchase an Apple iPad for his girlfriend, but the device was too expensive for him to afford. He found a solution. He spent $78 on an old notebook and $50 on a new touchscreen display. Ten days later his iPad was ready.
These images show what many Chinese kids have to endure in order to one day make it to the Olympics. While kids are generally very pliable and flexible, these poor tykes are literally being bent into pretzels.
This is Crazy - So a new trend has EXPLODED in China’s upper class where people are transforming their pets into miniature versions of animals, fairy’s or just dying them crazy colors but Pandas seem to be a big hit and obviously their favourite. It’s become a huge industry and people are spending THOUSANDS of dollars in professional hair dye, salon cuts, clothing, accessories, you name it! All I can say is ... Poor dogs…
This unlicensed Warcraft/Starcraft theme park in China is called Joyland. It is full of monsters and magic, and of course tourists.
The life of Dai Guohong was rather ordinary before 2008. He was 18 years old when he lost his both legs in the horrible Wenchuan earthquake. He didn’t give in, trained a lot and has now become one of China’s top swimmers.
Huaxi so-called New Village in the Sky is the richest Chinese village located in Jiangsu province, East China. There are 2,000 officially registered inhabitants, and each has his own house and at least $250,000 in the bank, and drives BMW or Mercedes.
Check out this nifty engineering idea that will have you wondering how people come up with such things. They sure are handy when it comes to repairing and improving gadgets.
A Chinese farmer interested in scientific invention, created this submarine from recycled materials and tested it successfully 2 days ago. The submarine is called "Shuguang Hao" and it is 12 feet long, 6 feet high, has a maximum diving depth of 65 feet, can travel at a speed of 20 km per hour for 10 hours underwater and is shaped as a dolphin.
Yueyaquan or the Crescent Moon Lake is an oasis and is located near Dunhuang in China.
With all the rumors swirling around the upcoming release of the iPhone 5, the recent surfacing of a fake version from Shenzhen, China has some people wondering if the design is based on the real thing. What do you think?
These children are learning how to swim the proper way. They are having a diving training session at a training center in Beijing. They are being given all the proper supervision and doing all the right things. There is no sink or swim for them.
If you have a pesky Math or Science test coming up why not try this ingenious cheat sheet method. After seeing this step-by-step method it becomes abundantly clear why China is excelling with their schools.
Sportsmen and women from all over the world couldn’t miss 1-metre springboard diving event at the outdoor diving pool at the Oriental Sports Center in Shanghai, China. As for us, we couldn’t miss their hilarious faces made during the jump. Photographers know what moments deserve to be captured on the camera!
In China’s Port city of Quingdao, Shandong Province, algae have turned the sea green. This makes for some interesting swimming. It’s almost a combination of wading and swimming.
An unusual contest was help in China. Two bee keepers, Wang Dalin from Hubei province and Lu Kongjiang from Human province, decided to find out who could attract the most bees. Over 3,000 Chinese people watched this show.
The silt-clearing operation on the Yellow River at Xiaolangdi Reservoir, Henan Province, China.
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