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How China turned its 'laughing stock' car into a Tesla killer - Vimarsana News

How China turned its 'laughing stock' car into a Tesla killer

The founder of Chinese electric car titan BYD Wang Chuanfu made two risky bets in the company’s infancy. They have paid off.

China's Lunar New Year travel rush: extra trains, packed airports and stranded tourists - Vimarsana News

China's Lunar New Year travel rush: extra trains, packed airports and stranded tourists

Over 1,200 train services have been added to cope with passenger numbers as people head home after the holiday, state broadcaster says.

Source: scmp.com
Discovered In China In 1971 And Known As "Lady Dai," She Is The Best-Preserved Human Mummy In History, With A Full Head Of Hair And Blood Still In Her Veins Over 2,000 Years After Her Death - Vimarsana News

Discovered In China In 1971 And Known As "Lady Dai," She Is The Best-Preserved Human Mummy In History, With A Full Head Of Hair And Blood Still In Her Veins Over 2,000 Years After Her Death

More than 2,000 years after her death, a mummified woman named Xin Zhui, also known as Lady Dai still has a full head of luscious hair and blood in her veins. She was the wife of

The Year of the Dragon roars with record-breaking box office and tourism surge in China - Vimarsana News

The Year of the Dragon roars with record-breaking box office and tourism surge in China

As the Chinese Lunar New Year unfolds, the Year of the Dragon heralds a spectacular start for the country's entertainment and tourism industries. The

How China built BYD, its Tesla killer - Vimarsana News

How China built BYD, its Tesla killer

BYD’s sales have grown by about 1 million cars in each of the past two years. The last car maker to accomplish that was General Motors – and that was in 1946.

Source: afr.com