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Now, China Orders Gaming Giants To Remove "Effeminate" Gender Imagery
Chinese authorities have ordered gaming giants Tencent and NetEase to end their focus on profits and cut content perceived to be breeding "effeminacy", as Beijing tries to direct youth culture, gender ideals and the reach of big tech.
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Chinese Court Jails Beijing Critic Billionaire Sun Dawu For "Provoking Trouble"
A Chinese court sentenced agricultural tycoon Sun Dawu to 18 years imprisonment on Wednesday for a catalogue of crimes including "provoking trouble" after the outspoken billionaire and grassroots rights supporter was tried in secret.
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"Police Are Here...": China Critic Disappears During Live Interview
A vocal critic of China's government has disappeared without a trace after security forces strong-armed their way into his home in the middle of a phone interview with a US-funded television network.
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Anger Erupts Over Government Handling Of China Flood
Anger erupted on Saturday over floods in northern China that left more than 200 people dead or missing, with media and Internet users accusing officials of negligence.
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China Triples Macau's Size With New Maritime Jurisdiction
China has granted tiny Macau control over its surrounding sea for the first time to help boost its economic development, more than tripling the size of the former Portuguese colony's territory.
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Chinese Parents Go To Court Seeking To Register 2nd Children
Wan Changru's 6-year-old daughter collects passes - for her dance school, English lessons and other extra-curricular classes, anything bearing her name that she can pretend is an identity card.
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13 Injured in Attack on Government Office in Western China
Masked men attacked a government office in western China, smashing vehicles and equipment and leaving 13 people injured in a regional dispute over farmland, local authorities and state media said today.
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China's Xi Jinping Says Government Does Not Hack: Report
China's government does not engage in the theft of commercial secrets and does not support Chinese companies which do this, President Xi Jinping told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published today.
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Taiwan's Kuomintang Mimics Chiang Kai-shek's Fall From Pedestal
Dumped outside Chiang Kai-shek's mausoleum in Taiwan are nearly 200 unwanted statues of the Nationalist Party hero, a suggestion of the punishment his party faces in January elections for pushing the self-ruled island too close to political foe China.
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Eyes on the Prize: China Cracks Down on Art, Literary Awards
First went the fancy banquets, then the lavish gift-giving. Now, China's ruling Communist Party has set its sights on a new target in its anti-corruption drive: art and literary prizes.
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China Tells Military to be on Guard Against 'Liberalism'
China's military ordered its forces today to be on guard against "liberalism" and ensure their loyalty to the ruling Communist Party, the latest battle in President Xi Jinping's war against corruption in the services.
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No Season of Goodwill for China's Underground Christians
A group of Christians gathered in an apartment above a Beijing dental surgery, the atmosphere jubilant as a choir belted out carols on Christmas Eve -- but the curtains stayed tightly closed.
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China Plans to Scrap Death Penalty for Nine Crimes: Report
China's legislature is considering abolishing the death penalty for nine of the 55 crimes it is currently available for, state media said on Monday, including illegal fundraising, which has been at the centre of several controversial cases.
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China Kicks Out 1,60,000 Fake Government Staff: Report
China has taken 160,000 "phantom" government staff off its official payroll who were receiving salaries despite not doing any work, state-media reported on Monday.
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Japan, North Korea Closing in on New Talks: Tokyo
Japan said Wednesday it was close to holding another round of talks with North Korea, amid reports that they will meet in China next week.
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Now, China Orders Gaming Giants To Remove "Effeminate" Gender Imagery
Chinese authorities have ordered gaming giants Tencent and NetEase to end their focus on profits and cut content perceived to be breeding "effeminacy", as Beijing tries to direct youth culture, gender ideals and the reach of big tech.
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Chinese Court Jails Beijing Critic Billionaire Sun Dawu For "Provoking Trouble"
A Chinese court sentenced agricultural tycoon Sun Dawu to 18 years imprisonment on Wednesday for a catalogue of crimes including "provoking trouble" after the outspoken billionaire and grassroots rights supporter was tried in secret.
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"Police Are Here...": China Critic Disappears During Live Interview
A vocal critic of China's government has disappeared without a trace after security forces strong-armed their way into his home in the middle of a phone interview with a US-funded television network.
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Anger Erupts Over Government Handling Of China Flood
Anger erupted on Saturday over floods in northern China that left more than 200 people dead or missing, with media and Internet users accusing officials of negligence.
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China Triples Macau's Size With New Maritime Jurisdiction
China has granted tiny Macau control over its surrounding sea for the first time to help boost its economic development, more than tripling the size of the former Portuguese colony's territory.
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Chinese Parents Go To Court Seeking To Register 2nd Children
Wan Changru's 6-year-old daughter collects passes - for her dance school, English lessons and other extra-curricular classes, anything bearing her name that she can pretend is an identity card.
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13 Injured in Attack on Government Office in Western China
Masked men attacked a government office in western China, smashing vehicles and equipment and leaving 13 people injured in a regional dispute over farmland, local authorities and state media said today.
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China's Xi Jinping Says Government Does Not Hack: Report
China's government does not engage in the theft of commercial secrets and does not support Chinese companies which do this, President Xi Jinping told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published today.
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Taiwan's Kuomintang Mimics Chiang Kai-shek's Fall From Pedestal
Dumped outside Chiang Kai-shek's mausoleum in Taiwan are nearly 200 unwanted statues of the Nationalist Party hero, a suggestion of the punishment his party faces in January elections for pushing the self-ruled island too close to political foe China.
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Eyes on the Prize: China Cracks Down on Art, Literary Awards
First went the fancy banquets, then the lavish gift-giving. Now, China's ruling Communist Party has set its sights on a new target in its anti-corruption drive: art and literary prizes.
-
China Tells Military to be on Guard Against 'Liberalism'
China's military ordered its forces today to be on guard against "liberalism" and ensure their loyalty to the ruling Communist Party, the latest battle in President Xi Jinping's war against corruption in the services.
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No Season of Goodwill for China's Underground Christians
A group of Christians gathered in an apartment above a Beijing dental surgery, the atmosphere jubilant as a choir belted out carols on Christmas Eve -- but the curtains stayed tightly closed.
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China Plans to Scrap Death Penalty for Nine Crimes: Report
China's legislature is considering abolishing the death penalty for nine of the 55 crimes it is currently available for, state media said on Monday, including illegal fundraising, which has been at the centre of several controversial cases.
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China Kicks Out 1,60,000 Fake Government Staff: Report
China has taken 160,000 "phantom" government staff off its official payroll who were receiving salaries despite not doing any work, state-media reported on Monday.
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Japan, North Korea Closing in on New Talks: Tokyo
Japan said Wednesday it was close to holding another round of talks with North Korea, amid reports that they will meet in China next week.
