News and stories from China
18 stories set in China, including Shanghai, China, Beijing, China, northern China, Lintong, China, Sichuan, China, Guangxi, China, Leigudun, China, Lhasa, Tibet.
Stories in China
- Shanghai Masters: why it’s trending on Google today (News · Shanghai, China) — Why “Shanghai Masters” is trending on Google on 8 October 2026 (2000+ searches). Latest headlines, related searches, and what the spike mean
- Ben Shelton: why it’s trending on Google today (News · Shanghai, China) — Why “Ben Shelton” is trending on Google on 11 October 2026 (2000+ searches). Latest headlines, related searches, and what the spike means.
- Casper Ruud: why it’s trending on Google today (News · Shanghai, China) — Why “Casper Ruud” is trending on Google on 12 October 2026 (1000+ searches). Latest headlines, related searches, and what the spike means.
- Learner Tien: why it’s trending on Google today (News · Shanghai, China) — Why “Learner Tien” is trending on Google on 12 October 2026 (1000+ searches). Latest headlines, related searches, and what the spike means.
- Sabalenka: why it’s trending on Google today (News · Beijing, China) — Why “Sabalenka” is trending on Google on 4 October 2026 (2000+ searches). Latest headlines, related searches, and what the spike means.
- Qin Great Wall: a world wonder of c. 221 BCE (World Wonder · northern China) — c. 221 BCE, northern China. Qin Shi Huang linked older state walls into a northern barrier of rammed earth — the political ancestor of the s
- Terracotta Army of Qin Shi Huang: a world wonder of c. 210 BCE (World Wonder · Lintong, China) — c. 210 BCE, Lintong, China. An estimated 8,000 life-size clay soldiers, horses, and chariots buried to staff an underground empire.
- Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang: a world wonder of c. 210 BCE (World Wonder · Lintong, China) — c. 210 BCE, Lintong, China. Sima Qian described a buried map of empire with mercury rivers; the mound is unexcavated, the army only a satell
- Dujiangyan irrigation system: a world wonder of c. 256 BCE (World Wonder · Sichuan, China) — c. 256 BCE, Sichuan, China. Li Bing split the Min River without a dam, watering the Chengdu Plain for 2,300 years — a living Warring States
- Lingqu Canal: a world wonder of c. 214 BCE (World Wonder · Guangxi, China) — c. 214 BCE, Guangxi, China. Shi Lu connected the Xiang and Li rivers so Qin could move troops and grain between the Yangtze and Pearl basins
- Tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng: a world wonder of c. 433 BCE (World Wonder · Leigudun, China) — c. 433 BCE, Leigudun, China. A Warring States burial with a 65-bell bronze bianzhong set still playable — a concert hall underground.
- Ming Great Wall: a world wonder of c. 1500 CE (World Wonder · northern China) — c. 1500 CE, northern China. Ming engineers rebuilt earlier walls in brick and stone into the postcard rampart that snakes over ridges for th
- The Forbidden City: a world wonder of c. 1420 CE (World Wonder · Beijing, China) — c. 1420 CE, Beijing, China. Nearly 1,000 buildings on a north–south axis — Ming imperial geometry as a city within a city.
- Potala Palace: a world wonder of c. 1645 CE (World Wonder · Lhasa, Tibet) — c. 1645 CE, Lhasa, Tibet. The Dalai Lama’s winter palace rising 13 storeys on Red Hill — a white-and-red cliff of rooms.
- Three Gorges Dam: a world wonder of c. 2006 CE (World Wonder · Yangtze River, China) — c. 2006 CE, Yangtze River, China. The world’s most powerful hydroelectric plant — a wall that remade a river and relocated over a million pe
- Shanghai Tower: a world wonder of c. 2015 CE (World Wonder · Shanghai, China) — c. 2015 CE, Shanghai, China. A twisting 632-metre tower — double-skin façade and stacked sky lobbies like vertical neighborhoods.
- Beijing National Stadium: a world wonder of c. 2008 CE (World Wonder · Beijing, China) — c. 2008 CE, Beijing, China. Herzog & de Meuron’s “Bird’s Nest” — a chaotic steel weave for the Olympic Games.
- Beijing Water Cube: a world wonder of c. 2008 CE (World Wonder · Beijing, China) — c. 2008 CE, Beijing, China. ETFE bubbles cladding a swimming cube — soap-foam geometry as architecture.
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