A Chinese woman alleged her uncle forged a posthumous marriage to her late mother to gain control of her properties.

BEIJING: A Chinese woman has revealed online that her mother was married to her younger brother posthumously, who then embezzled her properties as her widower.

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BEIJING: A social media ban on a stand-up comic for joking about marriage has triggered an online backlash in China.

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Writing the Lookingglass Theatre play has helped the second-generation Asian American understand previously untold parts of his family history.

Huang Xuanni, ignored as a child by her parents who doted on their only son, grew up to found a fashion brand that generates over 250 million yuan (US$36.2 million) in annual sales.