Feature stories - BON NEWS

Smeltz Bails On ShandongJuly 23, 2010

As money pours into professional sport in China, more foreigners are tempted to ply their trade in Asian leagues. But while it’s easy to sign a c...
Wuchang Rice ScandalJuly 20, 2010

For a period of time in 2007 and 2008, scandals involving the quality of imported Chinese products dominated the news in the United States. Although t...
To The Ends Of The Earth - UpdateJuly 17, 2010

Previously on BON we brought you the story of Katie Cramer, a 16 year old girl born to a mother from the Zhuang minority people here in China and adop...
Could China's Car Sales Crash?July 15, 2010

It helped rescue some of America's biggest companies - and played no small role in driving the world out of recession. But, things may be changing. B...
Bridging The Gap With HumorJuly 9, 2010

After a period where tensions across the Straits of Taiwan ran high, relations between the island and the Mainland have warmed up in recent years, owi...
Join The PartyJuly 8, 2010

China's Communist Party recently celebrated its 89th birthday, and really, why not celebrate? It's the largest political party in the world by members...
China's IPO BoomJuly 8, 2010

China's economic growth has been enormous over the past few decades. Many economists predict that 2010 will be the year it starts to slow down. But gr...
North China Feels The HeatJuly 8, 2010

This week a high pressure system covering much of China is causing temperatures to reach summer highs. And it's being felt especially in the country's...
Xinjiang Riots One Year OnJuly 7, 2010

Yesterday marked one year since the outbreak of deadly ethnic riots in the region of Xinjiang in western China. The violence between Han Chinese and U...
To The Ends Of The EarthJuly 6, 2010

How far would you go to save your child's life? It's a question that might leave non-parents feeling a little on the spot. But parents everywhere know...