Jensen Liu started China Story weekly to share stories about Chinese culture with the rest of the world. He writes:

As a Chinese, I am particularly interested in the culture exchange between China and rest of the world, especially non-China-influenced part of world. I would like to take this blog as a place to share the essence of Chinese culture with world, and interact with people around the globe, who has an open mind and like to know about Chinese culture.

The site is still quite new but already has plenty to read about Chinese history, music and travel tips, mixed with Chinese folk stories such as the farmer who wanted to make his crops grow more quickly. Why not head over there and leave a message?

Ziboy is a Chinese photoblog by Beijing based photographer Wen Ling.

The blog shows photos of Chinese people in all kinds of everyday situations: at home, out at parties, on the street, laughing, working, talking, eating, smoking… It provides a window on life in China that many visitors do not see.

Photo: Friends, 2007.11.09 from Ziboy.com

The story of Ziboy is remarkable - inspired by New York photoblogs Wen Ling decided to set up one of his own in 2001. At the time he was not a professional photographer, in fact displaying his photos on Ziboy.com led to his first professional job.

Zeboy’s blog is more about photos than words, so for those interested in reading more about Wen Ling have a look at this 2003 interview by Sinosplice.

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A group blog written by a team of local Chinese and expats living in Shanghai, Shanghaiist writes about listings, news and other snapshots of life in Shanghai and Chinese culture in general.

An example article: Your plate isn’t clean unless it’s been wrapped in plastic.

Different sides of Shanghai: photos from Shanghai Daily Photo by Jing

Shanghaiist is part of a series of city-ist blogs from different cities around the world.

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West China based - Xinjiang province. Commentary of life about many topics in this remote part of China not often seen: good to have a look!

The Opposite End of China

UPDATE (May 2009): this blog seems to be unavailable at the moment.

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