Josefa Meng

Strict new regulations in the works for online ride hailing in Nanjing could see all pets banned from vehicles and require those who cannot take care of themselves to be accompanied. The measures, if promulgated, might well then be...

Tired of shopping, waiting in line for dinner or a friend who is late? Just looking for some “we time” with your loved one? Now Nanjingers have the chance to buy a little personal privacy in so called “shared...

Nanjing’s Museum of Paleontology is this month celebrating the 15th anniversary of the opening of its very first exhibition hall, an event which has extra significance given China’s recent discovery of the only Tyrannosaurus Rex (T Rex) fossil footprint...

Taboo, originally the native language of Tonga Island in the South Pacific Polynesia, has two meanings; 1. "sublime", "sacred" and "inviolable"; 2. "dangerous", "prohibited" and "untouchable." According to the second, only if people believe and abide can their...

Continuing The Nanjinger’s series of classic local eateries, we present Xilaishun (西来顺), the Lanzhou beef noodle restaurant at the entrance of Nanjing University of Science and Technology that can be said to offer must-eat handmade noodles, given the more-or-less...

Just prior to the National Day holiday, China was given further reason to celebrate her birthday, as the country once again walked away winner of the 2019 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Cup, while two of the victorious team’s members,...

In the ghost market of Nanjing, there is only that which you would not dream of buying, and so too nothing that you cannot buy. Such is the attraction for many; young people who don’t spend time at bars, don’t play...

With the Mid-Autumn Festival in our wake and but 12 days until the National Day holiday, the current "in joke" on the Chinese Internet is, "What to do for the next 2 weeks?". Unbeknown it may be, but in...