Angry Zoo Investors Feed Live Donkey To Tigers

Visitors to a Chinese zoo got ringside seats to a shocking live feeding after a group of investors tossed a live donkey into a tiger pit. Apparent videos of the incident, which took place Monday at a wild animal park in the eastern province of Jiangsu, provoked an outraged response on social media, with many … Read more

Chinese Flops Jiangsu FC Part Ways With Coach

Chinese big-spenders Jiangsu Suning have parted ways with their coach Choi Yong-Soo after a disappointing season was compounded by elimination from the AFC Champions League. Jiangsu — who share owners with Italy’s Inter Milan — announced the South Korean’s departure late Thursday, one day after their Champions League exit at the hands of Shanghai SIPG. … Read more

Elkeson Seals All-Chinese Grudge Match In AFC Champions League

Brazilian striker Elkeson scored once and forced an own goal as Shanghai SIPG downed Chinese rivals Jiangsu Suning 3-2 to reach the AFC Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday. Elkeson profited from some kamikaze first-half defending from Hong Jeong-Ho, who gifted him the opening goal, and Yang Xiaotian, who diverted a shot into his own net. … Read more

Hulk Flexes Muscles In All-Chinese Clash

Brazilian forward Hulk scored one goal and set up another as Shanghai SIPG won a megabucks all-Chinese clash 2-1 against Jiangsu Suning in the AFC Champions League’s last 16 on Wednesday. Hulk made his muscular presence felt with a bustling performance which terrorised the Jiangsu defence and put Andre Villas-Boas’s SIPG in the driving seat … Read more

Wanderers Down SIPG As AFC Champions League Last-16 Settled

Western Sydney Wanderers pinched only their second win of this season’s AFC Champions League with a late winner over big-spending Shanghai SIPG in their final group game in Sydney on Wednesday. Jaushua Sotirio had a tap-in in the 89th-minute to claim a 3-2 win for the 2014 AFC Champions League winners who grabbed a consolation … Read more

Scolari’s Evergrande Squash Historic ‘Beef Ball’ Bid

Luiz Felipe Scolari’s Guangzhou Evergrande crushed Hong Kong’s Eastern 6-0 on Tuesday as they ruthlessly ousted the debutants and their trailblazing female coach from the AFC Champions League. Paulinho and Alan both grabbed doubles to bury Eastern, whose coach Chan Yuen-ting, nicknamed ‘Beef Ball’, had become the first woman worldwide to lead a professional men’s … Read more

Oscar Penalty Miss As Silva Bullet Sinks SIPG

Big-money midfielder Oscar missed a second-half penalty as Andre Villas-Boas’s Shanghai SIPG lost 1-0 to Urawa Red Diamonds in their first defeat of this year’s AFC Champions League on Tuesday. After SIPG went behind to Rafael Silva’s 44th-minute strike, 60-million-euro signing Oscar looked set to maintain SIPG’s unbeaten record in Group F when he won … Read more

Beijing Offers Big Bucks For Foreign Spy Tip-Offs

Budding Chinese sleuths could start stalking foreigners as suspected spies in Beijing after authorities in the city on Monday offered a cash bonanza for information on overseas agents. Members of the public can report suspected espionage through a special hotline, by mail or in person and will be rewarded with up to 500,000 yuan ($72,460) … Read more

Shanghai River Clean-Up Leaves Boat-Dwellers In Limbo

Li Chaoqing fled his poverty-stricken Chinese hometown at age 14 for a new life in Shanghai, where he raised five children in a disused old boat on a polluted river. But Li, now a 53-year-old garbage collector, faces eviction along with about 200 other squatters living in decaying vessels on the Xinchapu River as officials … Read more

Ramires Keeps Big-Spending Jiangsu Perfect In Asia

Former Chelsea midfielder Ramires scored the goal that kept China’s big-spending Jiangsu Suning on top of their AFC Champions League group with a 1-0 win at Japan’s Gamba Osaka on Wednesday. The Brazilian midfielder, who cost Jiangsu 28 million euros from the London club in January 2016, struck a gorgeous finish with his left foot … Read more

Carlos Tevez Scores On Chinese Super League Debut

Carlos Tevez scored on his Chinese Super League debut for Shanghai Shenhua as he started repaying wages that have reportedly made him the world’s best-paid player. The former Manchester United, Manchester City and Juventus striker struck from the penalty spot and had a hand in two others as Gus Poyet’s team beat Jiangsu Suning 4-0 … Read more

Towns of Hope and Despair

A nerve centre for migrant workers who stream in from around the country in search of a better life, Black Bridge Village is a place of industry and desperation. Posters on the wall offer easy money for blood donations: 400 ml — almost one US pint — earns between 400 and 500 yuan, enough to … Read more

Gamba Osaka Off To AFC Champions League Flyer In Adelaide

Japan’s former winners Gamba Osaka dominated their AFC Champions League Group H match, outclassing Australia’s Adelaide United 3-0 in Adelaide on Wednesday. Gamba, the last Japanese club to lift the trophy with their final victory over Adelaide in 2008, were too organised and skilful for the inexperienced Reds team. Tall striker Shun Nagasawa put the … Read more

Chelsea Manager Says Chinese Football Is A ‘danger For All Teams’

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte believes the huge money being spent on players by Chinese clubs is a “danger for all teams in the world”. Blues midfielder Oscar, 25, is close to a £60m move to Chinese Super League club Shanghai SIPG in January and is expected to receive an estimated £400,000 a week. Conte said … Read more

University of Sydney Opens New Research Center In China

The University of Sydney opened its first major offshore education and research facility — the University of Sydney Center in China. The new facility opened Friday at Suzhou Industrial Park in east China’s Jiangsu Province. The center will increase intellectual and creative exchanges between Chinese and Australian researchers, academics and students, according to University of … Read more

Time To Store Vegetables For Winter Use

“Lidong” falls on Nov. 7, this year. The term of Chinese lunar calendar reflects the changing of seasons, indicating that the long, freezing winter begins. As the temperature begins to drop quickly in north China, many people begin to store fresh vegetables such as Chinese cabbages, potatoes, large green onions, turnips and carrots for winter … Read more