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Elderly dog’s final walk prompts owner’s touching letter | South China Morning Post

A Taiwanese dog owner’s touching letter to her deceased pet went viral on Chinese social media. Pudding, a 15-year-old golden retriever, suffered from bone spurs pressing on her nerves. Her owner had taken her for a walk, letting Pudding enjoy the breeze, only for the dog to refuse to leave. Little did they know tha…

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Why China’s Communist Party has a beef with Peppa Pig | South China Morning Post

Peppa Pig, the hugely popular animated show aimed at preschoolers, has become hugely popular in China. It can be found on virtually every internet video platform and has amassed some 34 billion views online since 2015. But the official state newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party recently took aim at some Peppa Pi…

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North and South Korea remove loudspeakers that blasted propaganda at the demilitarised zone | South China Morning Post

North and South Korea on May 1 began to remove loudspeakers set up at the demilitarised zone, their de facto border, that had been used to broadcast propaganda messages from one side into the other. It is one of the steps the countries are taking to mend relations and work towards officially ending the Korean War. T…

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Are the world's most famous photobombers these snappers at the inter-Korean summit? | South China Morning Post

The historic summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and South Korean president Moon Jae-in was broadcast live around the world. But an entourage of photographers, who were all clamouring for the best shot, inadvertently photobombed the main camera that was filming the live video.

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32 Chinese tourists killed in bus crash in North Korea | South China Morning Post

Thirty-two Chinese tourists have been killed in a bus crash in North Korea, China’s foreign ministry said. The accident happened on Sunday night in North Hwanghae province. Chinese state television has broadcast images of the crashed coach in North Korea and the injured receiving treatment in hospital.

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Southeast Asia unites to roast MasterChef UK on ‘crispy rendang’ | South China Morning Post

Southeast Asians were steamed up about a Malaysian-born MasterChef UK contestant being kicked off the cooking programme for making a traditional chicken dish that was judged not "crispy" enough. They quickly took to social media, including Twitter, to defend Zaleha Kadir Olpin, saying that they had never heard of a …

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China's state-run media really wants you to know how great President Xi is | South China Morning Post

Chinese state media has embarked on an aggressive propaganda campaign to build up president Xi Jinping's cult of personality. The propaganda blitz includes a 90-minute documentary, which focuses on Xi’s role in driving progress during his first five years as China's top leader. With presidential term limits being sc…

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Chinese Foreign Minister’s 2-hour press conference in 3 minutes | South China Morning Post

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a two-hour press conference with Chinese and foreign journalists, addressing issues from North Korea to a potential trade war with the United States to the territorial disputes in the South China. Here are the highlights of the two-hour event in two-minutes.

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Media jostle for best spot to cover China’s NPC | South China Morning Post

Hundreds of journalists from around the world have come to Beijing to cover the annual meeting of the National People’s Congress (NPC). The opening day is always an early wake-up call for journalists, as they must line up well before sunrise in order to be the first to get their hands on the government work report a…

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NPC spokesman addresses major issues ahead of annual meeting | South China Morning Post

The spokesman for the 13th session of the National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s equivalent to parliament, outlined the annual meeting’s agenda in a press conference on Sunday. Zhang Yesui also took questions from reporters about major domestic and international issues, including the proposal to remove term limit…

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Hong Kong apartment block that became tourist hotspot bans photographs | South China Morning Post

Quarry Bay's "monster buildings" became famous after being featured in a Transformers movie, attracting tourists from around the world who wanted to photograph the incredibly dense apartment block and post the images to social media. The influx of photographers disturbed local residents, prompting the apartment bloc…

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Indian cop controls traffic while moonwalking | South China Morning Post

India’s streets are notorious for gridlock, but 38-year-old policeman Ranjeet Singh has had a unique way of managing it for the past 12 years. He controls traffic while "moonwalking", claiming that the traffic violation rate at the junction he is responsible for has fallen over the years. He has also become a social…

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Meet livestreaming star Fan Fan as she discusses her 'stressful' but highly lucrative venture | South China Morning Post

Fan Fan is a young broadcast star who has carved out a successful career in China’s highly competitive livestreaming industry. She describes her lifestyle as “stressful” due to working long hours without holidays to ensure she stands out from the competition.

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Montblanc’s High Artistry Homage to Hannibal Barca Limited Edition | South China Morning Post

Unveiled at an exclusive invitation-only event in Singapore for less than 200 worldwide VIPs and media (of which STYLE was one), Montblanc’s High Artistry Homage to Hannibal Barca Limited Edition is inspired by the tale of a genius Punic military commander from Carthage, named Hannibal Barca (247 – between 183 and 1…

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Learn selfie tips from the animal selfie king | South China Morning Post

From kangaroos and quokkas to camels and tiny birds, Dixon, who is known as “the animal selfie king”, often manages to capture the hilarious moments of wild animals around the world with his camera. By posting animal pictures with his human face besides to his Instagram account, the social media influencer has so fa…

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