Among the numerous Western merchants who flooded China with opium, causing significant harm to the physical and mental well-being of the Chinese people, one notable exception was American businessman David Washington Cincinnatus Olyphant, who firmly opposed the opium trade and exclusively conducted tea business in China.

The popularity of Black Myth: Wukong has initiated discussions among some Christians. What if the church had games like this—wouldn’t it help people better understand the gospel? Others ask why Christian-themed video games are almost non-existent.

The Holy Saviour's Cathedral (Beijing) is now home to a branch of Beijing's Mofan Bookstore. Because of its beautiful architecture, the bookstore has become an internet-famous spot, a must-visit destination for many tourists in Beijing, earning it the title of "the most beautiful bookstore."

One important factor contributing to the hostility non-believers feel toward the Christian faith is the serious problem with the teaching materials used by churches.

Whenever holidays arrive, Gulangyu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, invariably trends on social media. However, during this year's Dragon Boat Festival, the "Sea Garden" which features ten Christian cultural heritage sites, has once again become a focal point, but this time with a bittersweet feeling.

It is unknown that in the upper Yerkalo Village, Markam County, there stands a beautiful church, which has become an alternative religious building in the Buddhism-dominated Xizang.

In the recent blockbuster "The Pig, the Snake, and the Pigeon," cults have been an important part of the plot. What kind of cult is that in the movie?

During the Chinese New Year, famous landmark churches were crowded with tourists in some places, which can serve an opportunity to reach non-Christians.

The Chinese Spring Festival holiday is drawing to a close. Here are the seven Christians’ holiday lives.

As the largest annual migration in the world is ongoing, a large percentage of the church in China has suspended services and many migrant workers stop attending church in their hometowns during the Chinese New Year.