Peoples' stereotypes about girls are weakening as time goes on.
The policymakers' eagerness to turn China into a technological powerhouse is understandable, yet the government, for the sake of China's reputation and long-term development, is advised to put more efforts to tackle counterfeiting problem. Both individual and governmental contributions are needed to remove the stigma from “Made in China” products.
Box office is vital, but not the sole criteria to evaluate a film, especially when the film takes on a solemn responsibility of passing on part of our cultural heritage. In the current film industry where entertainment comes first, any form of film should be given a chance to find an audience, in a dignified way.
Beijing's own elites should bear in mind that it is the migrants that have contributed most to the city's development, and thus take a more understanding attitude if their vested interests are affected. A global city should strive to narrow down gaps between locals and newcomers.
With the growing number of Chinese students and migrants, Chinese culture is permeating into Western society. China is increasingly economically appealing to the developed nations as well. All these contribute to the revitalization of Chinatowns.
No matter how hard we defend shengnü, it's become a derogatory label.
As a media practitioner, my daily work includes browsing through Japan-related reports and analyzing every move of our neighbor. But the more I do, the less likely it is I can piece together an image of the country close to reality.
The media's role is an interesting and controversial topic in China.
Why, the minute someone unveiled the scandal, were they blamed, stirring up a fierce "rumor vs truth" debate?
To avoid embarrassment, it will be wise for us to do some preparations ahead of the trip.
This is also why the author was criticized as “immature” for the idea of hiring a professional caregiver to take care of her father.
There are an overwhelming number of issues worth our concern and discussion, ranging from the unfolding refugee crisis across Europe, the current property bubbles blighting China's metropolises, to the plight of migrant workers and their left-behind children.
The issue of left-behind children has increasingly become projected and intractable across Chinese society in recent years.
Nevertheless, Chinese have limited choices in tourist destination because it is just over the past couple of decades that the nation has experienced unprecedented socioeconomic development.
Liberalism is not totally banned in the social spheres of Pakistan, but due to religious restrictions, it is not openly debated. And different provinces of Pakistan have different approaches toward religious matters.
In today's world that features increasing globalization and diversification, how to face alien cultural forces is a conundrum both China and the rest of the world should reflect on.
The whole of society ought to show more sympathy and understanding to singletons. While many Chinese are forbidden from puppy love in their adolescence, they are pushed to get married once they start to work.
Restrictive measures need to be applied to the cash-thirsty governments, which capriciously demolish for GDP growth and money from land sales. Residents' participation in the decision-making process will make the Chinese urban landscape better as well.