WeChat is making its mark in New Zealand with more than 400,000 tourists using the technology to make payments.

Dragon by name and dragon by nature, this new attraction in Hunan province is sure to attract thrillseekers from around the world.

A Chinese museum has turned its beady eye on the world's great works of art, writes Rod Pascoe.

A Chinese village is naming and shaming people who don't care for their parents, rolling out plans to broadcast details of their "crimes" on loudspeakers.

Fonterra's infant formula sales in China are running ahead of its expectations, chairman John Wilson says.

Increased Chinese e-commerce regulation is crimping demand in an important sales channel for many NZ manufacturers, says a major exporter.

A report estimates the leverage in the Chinese economy

There is a young man in China who will not be up for any Husband of the Year awards.

China Construction Bank New Zealand has received a $140 million capital injection from its Beijing-based parent.

At the local market in Hainan, China, you choose what you want for dinner from a live selection.

The Country's Dom George interviews Prime Minister John Key today about the supposed trade war with China. Is it all smoke and mirrors?

Emotional and ideological contagion is becoming a more important source of systemic risk.

Can Chinese companies continue to get away with counterfeiting of car designs?

The Martin Jetpack's potential to become an airborne golf cart is helping keep founder Glenn Martin's dreams for flying machine alive

Wal-Mart hasn't met the target its manufacturing move had hoped for.

Trade Minister says he was told Zespri was warned about trade implications if New Zealand pursued complaint over 'dumping' of Chinese steel in NZ market.

The Government has refused to confirm whether NZ Steel has lodged complaints that China is 'dumping' low cost steel in the NZ market

Chinese travellers born in the 1990s are heading out of the country and are spending up large.

Trade Minister Todd McClay says he will be asking officials to contact the Chinese embassy in Wellington to clarify its position on competition issues.

China's economy grew 6.7 per cent in the second quarter from a year earlier.

COMMENT: Running the eight-page China Watch PR/propaganda sheet (take your pick) seems self-destructive for this respected media brand.

The Philippines has urged Beijing to respect an international tribunal's ruling that rejected Chinese claims to most of the South China Sea.

China refused to participate in the Sea Law case and does not recognise it as a legitimate exercise under international law.

The golden statue at Hainan Island, China, was built to represent peace and wisdom, but the selfie-takers showed the opposite.

The chance of Barack Obama visiting New Zealand during his presidency appears to have faded.

Ongoing escalations in the South and East China Seas have some analysts daring to wonder who would win a war.

A UN-backed international tribunal has ruled that China has no "historic title" over waters or resources in the South China Sea.

The reset button is being pressed on global culture. And it's China's turn to play.

A polar bear on display in a glass enclosure in a Chinese shopping centre for shoppers' entertainment has been dubbed the "world's saddest".

Rod Pascoe basks in tropical temperatures on a fabulous - and surprising - resort island off China's southern coastline.