A picture of Xi Jinping and his celebrity wife Peng Liyuan during their visit to Mexico’s Chichen Itza in the city of Tinum shows very clearly that Peng is using an iPhone, most likely an iPhone 5.

As part of a campaign against Apply by China’s state media. one Chinese law professor came up with a theory of the meaning of the bite on Apple’s logo. Chinese netizens mocked Liu’s comments and gave their own views on why China is going after Apple.

This year on its annual March 15 consumer rights show, CCTV went after Apple, but a careless mistake made by Hong Kong star Peter Ho has successfully turned Chinese consumers’ anger towards CCTV, instead of the allegedly guilty Apple.

The on-going London Olympics gives rise to probably the largest scale of lottery scams on Sina Weibo. Numerous legitimately-sounding Weibo accounts started to spread prize-for-everyone lotteries betting on China Olympic team’s gold medal counts.

Usually, the only voices heard about food safety related news in China are condemnations. Now a story of poisoned apples has Chinese netizens start to question whether the media have been doing the right thing.

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.

It is almost sure that the deceased Chinese are the I-like-spending-and-enjoy-(after)life middle class in the other world.

On February 23, 2012, local police in Wuhan seized a warehouse of gas stoves, branded as “iPhone” with Apple’s log on. The manufacturer, as shown on the certificate, is “Apple China Co. Ltd”.

They do have a product! Proview’s iPad is the abbreviation of Internet Personal Access Device.

In Shijiazhuang, a city 200 miles South of Beijing and capital of Hebie province, Apple stores has been ordered to take iPads off shelves. At the same time, undisclosed amount of fines are on their way, too.