Chinese spiker Zhu Ting clinched her first title after joining Turkish team VakifBank in a 25-19, 25-13, 25-23 victory over Italy's Conegliano in the women's volleyball Champions League final in Treviso, Italy, on April 23.
When the world stepped into the new millennium, they entered elementary school.
Entering the World Food Prize Foundation building, the first things that catch your eye are two Chinese characters pronounced as dadou, meaning soybean, carved on one of the four pillars at the hall.
"China used to be the Kingdom of Bicycles," says Huang Xue, head of communications for bike-sharing app Mobike, referring to China's long-standing fondness for bicycles.
Mike Dilkes is the patron saint of snorers: a clinical beacon guiding us poor souls suffering interrupted sleep, harangued by sharp-elbowed loved ones and the butt of many a joke.
Go to bed at roughly the same time every day, even at weekends. Lie-ins make it harder to get to sleep the next night, setting you up for a troubled week.
A cult of clean eating is a "ticking timebomb" that could leave young people with weak bones, the National Osteoporosis Society has warned.
Theatre-based sequel to the magical novel and film franchise energizes critics and fans alike, earning record Olivier wins and box office receipts
"I'm so hopeless at all this," mutters Larry Lamb, as he jabs a finger at the screen of his smart phone. He is trying to book a taxi but it isn't going well. Lamb eventually admits defeat and hands his phone to a press officer, who quickly makes the necessary arrangements. He busies himself instead by pouring us both a cup of tea.
We've all been there. You're in a rush, tired, not paying attention to your screen and - before you know it - you've made an embarrassing spelling mistake in an email. Worse, you've hit "reply all" and fired off a message to the very person you were criticising.
How to avoid a hangover, get over heartbreak and, erm, keep your iPhone fully charged ... by brushing up on your maths
When many Chinese college graduates prepared to apply to major Western colleges this year, Zhejiang University senior Xu Mengmeng opted to take a different approach.
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