Forget about bedbugs or mysterious stains — some of the practices at a trio of Chinese hotels are far more disturbing. The cleaning crews at three high-end hotels in northern China were caught using ...

Visitors can gain access to six squares of toilet paper after watching a short advertisement or paying a small fee ...

Beijing — The discovery of the coronavirus in the bathroom of a vacant apartment in southern China is being taken as evidence that the pathogen spread up through sewage pipes after a toilet was ...

BEIJING: A boarding school in northern China faced reprimand from the local education authority after punishing a student for using the toilet after curfew. The teenage boy, a Form Three student at ...

A Shenzhen-based company drew public outrage for secretly photographing employees during bathroom breaks and punishing them for taking too long. Images were posted as a deterrent against smoking and ...

Filthy, stinky, scarce and hard to find. Toilet paper, soap, hot water and hand dryers are too much to ask. Consider yourself lucky if the person before you aimed correctly and remembered to flush.

A Chinese company which sent staff to photograph its employees using the toilet and posted the photos of the act to warn against using the bathroom for too long has sparked an online backlash and ...

To combat the odd crime of toilet paper theft at Beijing's Temple of Heaven Park, facial recognition software has been placed inside the park's bathroom stalls. In order to get the allotted number of ...

The men’s room in the passenger station in Qujing, Yunnan province will be familiar to anyone who has answered the call of nature in one of China’s provincial bus stations. Dim fluorescent lights give ...

BEIJING — A busy public restroom in China has begun deploying high-tech facial recognition technology to wipe out the problem of toilet paper theft. At Temple of Heaven, a popular tourist attraction ...

While Beijing’s success in winning the rights to host 2008 Olympics has gained considerable media attention, it also has added impetus to a slew of other developments in the Chinese capital, including ...

Reporting from Beijing — For hundreds of thousands of Chinese travelers visiting Japan during the Chinese New Year holiday, the top item on their souvenir lists was headed straight for their bottoms.