An additional 10% tariff on all Chinese goods is likely drive up prices for some apparel, toys and electronic devices.

On January 20, 2025, in Jiangsu, China, @Chénʚiiɞchénchénchénchénchénchénchénchén shared a video of their bulldog getting a new bright manicure. In the video, the author decides to give their pet ...

People seen shopping for decorative ornaments in celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year, the 'Year of the Snake', in the Chinatown section of Flushing, the Queens borough of New York City, NY,. (Vi ...

Hong Kong children are often labelled as over-dependent and unable to perform basic tasks such as putting on their clothes or tying ... Last Sunday, 10 little chefs gathered at Hollywood Plaza ...

By Kim Severson Charles Phan, a self-taught chef whose family fled Vietnam when ... including selling software, designing clothes and managing the family sewing shop, Mr. Phan opened the Slanted ...

Mr. Phan was among the first chefs to serve Vietnamese food in a modern ... His father and uncle had emigrated from Guangzhou, China, and ran a small general store. Mr. Phan and his family ...

At restaurants, expect firecrackers outside, lion dances inside and out, special dishes, and everyone wearing new red clothing ... traditional Chinese garb) performed by the Philadelphia Suns and a ...

Alabama’s hiding some beefy treasures that’ll make your taste buds do a happy dance. These eight steakhouses might not have ...

Feb. 4 (UPI) --A Chinese chef took his noodle-making skills to the set of an Italian TV series and hand-rolled a noodle measuring only .18 millimeters -- about .007 inches -- thick. Li Enhai ...

Chinese chef Li Enhai sets a Guinness World Record for the thinnest noodles at 0.18 mm, sparking mixed reactions on social media. Li Enhai, A chef from China has set the Guinness World Record for ...

Chinese chef Li Enhai has broken his own Guinness World Record with the thinnest handmade noodles at 0.18 mm. His noodle-making skills have sparked a viral trend on social media, with Indian users ...

Feb. 4 (UPI) --A Chinese chef took his noodle-making skills to the set of an Italian TV series and hand-rolled a noodle measuring only .18 millimeters -- about .007 inches -- thick. Li Enhai attempted ...