This article aims to shine a light on those who made and lost money in 2011.
Take a look at some of the fond farewells and events which generated column inches in the entertainment world in 2011.
The past year was one of mixed fortunes for the women who hit the headlines.
From drug-addicted stars to celebrity sex scandals, 2011 was an action-packed year of drama for those involved in China's entertainment industry.
Yearender: China.org.cn selected the top 10 news events around the world in the year of 2011.
Yearender: China.org.cn selected the top 10 news events around China in the year of 2011.
Former Super Girl winner Li Yuchun tops 2011's top-earning young Chinese entertainers list.
In the wake of the controversies every education issue in 2011 has left us deep in thought.
During three-year naval escort mission, the special forces of the Chinese navy showed their confidence and might to the world.
From Grand Slam success to the retirement of a giant, 2011 was a rollercoaster year for Chinese sport.
Beijing's first human library opened Saturday night, with readers and six "living books" exchanging their life stories.
Since 1872, overseas study has allowed millions of Chinese to gain valuable insights and skills.
The Second Artillery Force of PLA, China's strategic missile force, has guarded the security and dignity of the country for 45 years.
A new survey suggests that nearly half of China's returnees earn no higher than 5,000 yuan a month.
Foreign advisors from the world's top 500 companies have become popular with local governments.
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