Jojo is a bilingual reporter at the ABC's Asia Pacific Newsroom and a member of the ABC Chinese services.
A controversy over sanitary pads in China has sparked widespread outrage on social media and ignited a broader debate on gender inequality.
What started as college students pedalling to Kaifeng for a taste of nourishing soup dumplings has swelled into a movement, with tens of thousands taking to the streets to ride together through one of China's ancient capitals.
China reportedly has more than 50 million stray cats and without enough formal shelters or rehoming facilities the burden of caring for them mostly falls on animal protection organisations, individual animal activists, and animal lovers.
China's first blockbuster video game has sold millions of copies in just days. It brings the classic Chinese tale Journey to the West to audiences worldwide. But its release has also sparked criticism.
Interpreters say they will refuse all work from the VITS LanguageLoop service unless previous rates of pay are restored.
A steep hike in visa fees is pushing current and prospective international students to consider other universities outside of Australia.
Starting this month, many Australians travelling to China will no longer need to apply for a visa, but some challenges and inconveniences remain for foreign travellers when it comes to paying in the largely cashless society.
Many young people in China are using live-streamed blind dates — with sometimes hundreds of people watching — to meet potential partners.
Young office workers in China are rebelling against traditional workplace demands to dress up by wearing casual clothes as part of a popular social media trend known as "wear a gross outfit to work".