Chinese new graduates shared their biggest regrets in collage online.

If there will ever be a war between China and the Philippines over disputed waters in South China sea, the outcome is a no-brainer in the eyes of Chinese netizens.

Wang Yang, newly rweelected Party Secretary of Guangdong Province, said he read comments on Sina Weibo every day. Unfortunately, Chinese netizens are not buying into the pitch.

A Bite of China is a 7-episode documentary series by CCTV which gives a 360-degree introduction to Chinese food.

3 stories that deliver positive energy in China…just for a change from all the “What’s wrong with China?!” news. All 3 stories have had made to Sina Weibo Top Trending Topics and caught national attention.

A long post explaining the journey of how a patriot-used-to-be grows into a patriot-no-more got viral on Sina Weibo and stirred up heated debates about the need and the right way to be patriot in a country like China.

A video with the title “Mother China, I need you! – Huanyan Island” was quietly shared among Chinese netizens, gaining over 90K hits in less than one day.

A picture report that covers a typical day in life of two very different types of professional women living in Beijing and thus reveals their distinct lifestyles and brand preferences.

An infographic put together by Guohead, a mobile advertising agency in China, gives an overview of app usage among Chinese smartphone users and their acceptance and preference of advertising in apps.

Sina Weibo Enterprise 2.0 is live and upgrades many of its very interesting features, such as an enhanced featured gallery, a built-in social buying feature called “micro hot buy”, etc. All tells one story, that is, Sina Weibo is on full gear to monetize.

Different online behaviors and value sets embraced by internet users from difference city tiers in China are mapped along scales of group vs. individual and virtual vs. reality.

Earlier March, Jiayuan.com, China’s leading online dating website, released its first 2012 research report, “Confession of a leftover woman”. The report opens a door to the minds of China’s leftover women.

Every iPhone or Andriod app that Tencent has copied is put side by side in an infographic. The amazing thing is that Tencent’s copycats oftentimes rank higher than the original in app store.

China has about half a billion internet users, one fifth of the entire global online population. A typical Chinese internet user spends about the same amount of time online per week as a typical US internet user does. But when it comes to online behavior, Chinese internet users have some very unique characteristics that are different from their global counterparts.

There will be shifts in values. That’s for sure. The question is…shift to where. More patriotic or more pro-West?

Last week, China County Economic Research Bureau released the 2010 China County Relative Affluence Level Map which lays out the relative affluence level of each city in China. Neither Beijing nor Shanghai is on the list of China’s most affluent cities.