Jokes and memes have proliferated on social media in China, which is trying to promote the perception that it has the upper hand in its trade impasse with the U.S.

Macao residents can now use their familiar MPay e-wallet to scan and ride on all public transport in Guangzhou. [Photo provided to China Daily] MPay, Macao's most frequently used local electronic ...

Online mockery of President Trump is fodder for the Communist Party’s propagandists. For liberal-minded Chinese, it is a creative expression of shock at his policies.

World War Fee China is upping tariffs on US imports to 125 percent, branding the Trump administration's tax policies a "joke." The retaliatory action comes days after the US government elevated levies ...

declared that China is "not afraid" of external pressures. Speaking with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez in Beijing, Xi emphasised China's seven-decade history of self-reliance, rejecting ...

Besides the public, Chinese government officials have also jumped onto the bandwagon, sharing memes to troll the US government ... 34 per cent tariff on US imports to China. Foreign Ministry ...

They are gestures to restore public confidence in authorities. And restoring confidence is vital for China's economy, as it struggles to maintain slowing growth amid a mounting trade war with the ...

BEIJING — Every once in a while, China's government makes a high-profile effort to right a wrong or rehabilitate a well-known person who has fallen from favor. They are gestures to restore public ...

Satirical AI-generated videos depicting US leaders as factory workers are making rounds on social media amid the trade clash. AI-generated videos portraying President Donald Trump, Vice President ...

The AI video of Trump, Musk and Vance comes after China raised tariffs on US goods from 84 percent to 125 percent An AI-generated video of Donald Trump and his MAGA team working in a factory has ...