Five thousand years of checkered past has bestowed China with unimaginable social wealth. Coupled with this, vastness of the country, which affords it to offer unmatched diversity, makes it one of the most attractive travel destinations of the world. It has shoreline on the East China Sea, Korea Bay, Yellow Sea and South China Sea; and shares borders with as many as 14 countries. China is the most populous country of the world, and its population presents as much cultural diversity as its land offers geographical diversity. China has a huge sea surface constellated with more than 5000 islands, of which Taiwan and Hainan are the most prominent. Historically, China has been an advanced country in the field of arts, science...
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See AllPull the plug on Panda?
As the symbol of China and the logo of the Worldwide Fund for Nature, panda gets a special treatment in wildlife conservation efforts. Chris Packham believes it's time to invest the money funding the pandas elsewhere. HelloWorld examines whether pandas are worth keeping, despite the cost.
Technology inspires volunteering
After typhoon Ondoy hit the Philippines, social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter have been used to dispatch information on relief organizations, evacuation sites and supplies needed by flood victims. Hello World checks on technology's role in disaster alleviation and prevention.
Asia's weirdest foods
Asia's most famous delicacies such as dried lizard, baked snakes and rotten tofu might not raise everyone's appetite equally. HelloWorld brings you the weirdest foods from all over Asia.
Energy Revolution?
In “Energy [R]evolution,” Greenpeace claims that a shift to alternative energy will create 11 million jobs and mitigate global warming. But a study published in "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences" counters that eradicating carbon emissions won’t stop climate change.