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Nanjing citizens are outraged after a recent incident in which an icon of our city on Purple Mountain dating from the Ming Dynasty was left scarred, most likely for life. Tourists visiting Nanjing are thought to be the culprits. It...

Media in China have come out crying fraud and for those responsible to be held accountable in an intriguing case from our very own Jiangsu Province involving the use of fog cannon trucks to ensure that monitoring data meets...

China is a filial society; we get it. But a landmark legal case has recently emerged to show us just how much it is so. Here in Jiangsu, a senior lady has successfully convinced a court her daughter must...

Heroes come in all shapes and sizes. For one young Nanjing man, that’s meant turning sacrifice, suffering and ultimately, tragedy, in the space of 2 short years, in to an instrument for the betterment of others who may have...

Every so often in Nanjing, one ventures down a road not visited in some time, generating the reaction, “Wow, look, they widened the street”. The scene is more orderly with more space and less muddle. But a new plan...

Nanjing’s darkest period in its history is back in headlines as China and the USA came together as one this past weekend, in recognition of the various tragedies suffered by women across Asia at the hands of the Japanese...

When COVID descended upon us, it quickly looked like it was going to be curtains for our local Zoo. All income had been cut off overnight but the expenses of caring for their animals remained. Now, it’s basking in...

High schoolers studying Chinese in Leipzig realised a milestone the past week for their being the first trip here made by a particular learning institute in Germany in over 3 years. They made the most of it too, with...