Talk about multi-cultural. If you ever wanted to hear America's national anthem sung in Chinese by a Canadian guy, here's your chance. Lyrics included!!

Jet Li and Jackie Chan are planning a martial arts action movie where the two will face off for the first time.

Jet Li said his latest film, "Hero" would be his last martial arts film. Jackie Chan says he's too old to fall out of a fourth story window and land on his feet, then back, then face....

Every once in a while there rises from within an ethnic group a particular cultural characteristic that tends represent the group as a whole. For the Uyghurs, a small ethnic group situated in Xinjiang, it's their bread.

"And let me tell you, our legal system is without flaw." Quality Onion satire.

A newspaper published by China's ruling Communist Party is blasting the latest Guns N' Roses album as an attack on the Chinese nation.

Leave it up to Pepsi to find a way to make Uyghurs act like Brazilians, Kazakhs look like Russians, or to somehow get Chinese students to dress like Japanese. This story represents much of the segregation that is normal in Xinjiang, and yet this commercial was anything but normal. Be warned, this interview is long but quite intriguing.

When unknown Chinese singer Yang Chengang wrote and recorded the song Mice Love Rice in Wuhan, Southern China in 2000, he would have had no way to predict it’s eventual impact.

7 humbling days in Hong Kong - Asia's wealthiest city - a tragic comedy starring a dusty, perpetually insolvent backpacker.

Forklift truck lifting is not an Olympic sport. Equally a forklift cannot compete because... it's a forklift. Lastly, this is not in Beijing but a sleepy backstreet in Dalian, China.

Inside the 15th century Id Kah Mosque (Kashgar, Xinjiang, China) during salah, one of five compulsory daily prayers recited by Muslims to entreat Allah.

As seen in Tom Carter's CHINA: Portrait of a People, the most comprehensive book of photography on modern China ever published by a single author. Available now from Blacksmith Books.