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Inside The World's Largest Beer Museum In China, Where A Ticket Costs Nothing
Discover the world's biggest beer museum in Nanjing, China, a massive immersive space that feels more like an experience than a traditional museum.
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''Looks Like A Sanitary Pad'': Internet On Proposed Design Of Train Station In China
Several internet users shared an aerial view of the building and said it resembles a giant sanitary pad.
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Video: Firefighter Saves Suicidal Woman By Kicking Her Back Into Home
The incredible moment when a firefighter saved a suicidal woman by kicking her back into her apartment was captured on camera.
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Chinese Rights Lawyer's Custodial Death Raises Suspicions
A well-known Chinese rights lawyer died suddenly in hospital of liver failure on Monday, a source told Reuters, sparking suspicion over the death of someone who did not drink alcohol and "looked fine" earlier this month.
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Apple Opens New Stores in China, Germany, and the US
More than 350 store employees at the new stores in Nanjing (China), Cologne (Germany), and Miami (US) welcomed thousands of customers at the grand openings.
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Nanjing Massacre-Denying Japanese Hotel Boss Sparks Tokyo Protest
About 200 protesters marched through the streets of Tokyo's Shinjuku district on Sunday carrying banners to protest a hotel chain under fire for books its president wrote denying the Nanjing Massacre in wartime China ever happened.
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China Rolls Out Its First Sky Train
China's first sky train came off the assembly line in the city of Nanjing, making it third country after Germany and Japan to develop the technology.
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Chinese Woman Jailed for Flogging Son Over Homework
A Chinese woman was jailed for six months for mercilessly beating up her adopted son for not finishing his homework. The mother pleaded not guilty, media reported.
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Quick-Thinking Bus Driver Saves Woman From Jumping Off Bridge in China
Startling footage of a vigilant bus driver in China saving a woman from committing suicide is being shared across social media.
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Japan Hits Out as UNESCO Archives Nanjing Massacre Documents
Japan today lashed out at UNESCO's decision to inscribe documents related to the Nanjing massacre in its Memory of the World register, describing it as "extremely regrettable" and calling for the process to be reformed.
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China Using Animals to Predict Earthquakes: Report
Chinese government researchers are using chickens, fish and toads to try to predict earthquakes, media reported.
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Solar Impulse Reaches Half Way in Japan-US Leg
A solar-powered aircraft flying between Japan and Hawaii as part of a round-the-world bid passed the halfway point of the perilous Pacific Ocean crossing Wednesday, and smashed its own endurance record.
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4 Killed in Explosion at Residential building in China
Four persons have been killed and 11 others injured in an explosion at a residential building in northeast China's Liaoning province.
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396 Confirmed Dead in China Ship Sinking
A total of 396 people have been confirmed dead after a cruise ship capsized in China, state media said, making it the country's worst shipping disaster in nearly 70 years.
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Toll From Capsized China Ship Rises to 65, Families Demand Answers
The death toll from a ship that capsized on China's Yangtze River has risen to 65, state television reported on Thursday, but more than 370 people were still missing and families broke through a police cordon to march to the site and demand answers.
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Inside The World's Largest Beer Museum In China, Where A Ticket Costs Nothing
Discover the world's biggest beer museum in Nanjing, China, a massive immersive space that feels more like an experience than a traditional museum.
-
''Looks Like A Sanitary Pad'': Internet On Proposed Design Of Train Station In China
Several internet users shared an aerial view of the building and said it resembles a giant sanitary pad.
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Video: Firefighter Saves Suicidal Woman By Kicking Her Back Into Home
The incredible moment when a firefighter saved a suicidal woman by kicking her back into her apartment was captured on camera.
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Chinese Rights Lawyer's Custodial Death Raises Suspicions
A well-known Chinese rights lawyer died suddenly in hospital of liver failure on Monday, a source told Reuters, sparking suspicion over the death of someone who did not drink alcohol and "looked fine" earlier this month.
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Apple Opens New Stores in China, Germany, and the US
More than 350 store employees at the new stores in Nanjing (China), Cologne (Germany), and Miami (US) welcomed thousands of customers at the grand openings.
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Nanjing Massacre-Denying Japanese Hotel Boss Sparks Tokyo Protest
About 200 protesters marched through the streets of Tokyo's Shinjuku district on Sunday carrying banners to protest a hotel chain under fire for books its president wrote denying the Nanjing Massacre in wartime China ever happened.
-
China Rolls Out Its First Sky Train
China's first sky train came off the assembly line in the city of Nanjing, making it third country after Germany and Japan to develop the technology.
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Chinese Woman Jailed for Flogging Son Over Homework
A Chinese woman was jailed for six months for mercilessly beating up her adopted son for not finishing his homework. The mother pleaded not guilty, media reported.
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Quick-Thinking Bus Driver Saves Woman From Jumping Off Bridge in China
Startling footage of a vigilant bus driver in China saving a woman from committing suicide is being shared across social media.
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Japan Hits Out as UNESCO Archives Nanjing Massacre Documents
Japan today lashed out at UNESCO's decision to inscribe documents related to the Nanjing massacre in its Memory of the World register, describing it as "extremely regrettable" and calling for the process to be reformed.
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China Using Animals to Predict Earthquakes: Report
Chinese government researchers are using chickens, fish and toads to try to predict earthquakes, media reported.
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Solar Impulse Reaches Half Way in Japan-US Leg
A solar-powered aircraft flying between Japan and Hawaii as part of a round-the-world bid passed the halfway point of the perilous Pacific Ocean crossing Wednesday, and smashed its own endurance record.
-
4 Killed in Explosion at Residential building in China
Four persons have been killed and 11 others injured in an explosion at a residential building in northeast China's Liaoning province.
-
396 Confirmed Dead in China Ship Sinking
A total of 396 people have been confirmed dead after a cruise ship capsized in China, state media said, making it the country's worst shipping disaster in nearly 70 years.
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Toll From Capsized China Ship Rises to 65, Families Demand Answers
The death toll from a ship that capsized on China's Yangtze River has risen to 65, state television reported on Thursday, but more than 370 people were still missing and families broke through a police cordon to march to the site and demand answers.
