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Stephen Jacobi: Understanding China starts with language

Comment: The number of formal tertiary learners of Chinese has dropped since 2014.

Refused entry at Auckland Airport. Who are the top offenders?

Border refusal for Malaysians and Brazilians more of a worry than China, ex-minister says.

Mainzeal's Yan says NZ laws don't apply in China, won't pay back $18m

"High Court does not have jurisdiction over him because he now lives in China"

Chinese pop star influencer to share NZ with her 6.25m followers

Marketing expert says using influencers one of best ways to market NZ to Chinese.

China: Mega-city mash-up a must-see

Linda Meads reports on some of Guangzhou's absolute must-sees.

Hong Kong protests: Black ops, violence - and singing your own song

New anthem brings protesters together; pro-government black ops on the rise

Chinese Uighur Muslims transferred to re-education camps

Chilling footage shows blindfolded and shackled men in China as "deeply disturbing".

China Islam crackdown: Human rights groups outraged

Drone footage captured the moment prisoners are taken away to "re-education camps".

Hong Kong protesters, police face off in renewed clashes

Hong Kong is in the fourth month of sometimes violent protests that occur every weekend.

Warning shot: US Marines 'remind China of America's military edge' with drills

US Marines have conducted airfield drills in the East and South China seas.

War games: China's air force sends warning in latest combat video

Latest propaganda video is warning shot to 'enemies'.

Why China Eastern's luxe new Dreamliner is big for NZ

The new plane has first class style business suites to cater for wealthier travellers.

Liam Dann: A strange and interesting time to be in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong business leaders are still trying to focus on strategic commercial goals.

Chinese mum sells twins for $14k to pay off credit card

Struggling to keep up with her bills, the mother of two did the unthinkable.

'She's a hard road finding the perfect trade deal' - On the Map podcast

Commentators discuss what kind of trade deals are best.

Keith Ng in Hong Kong: Police losing control of protests

Hong Kong Police lose control as public anger mounts

Hong Kong protesters call on Trump to 'liberate' the city

Protesters waves American flags and sang the Star Spangled Banner.

One dead and 29 injured after earthquake in Neijiang

an earthquake in the country's southwest has killed one person and injured 29.