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China's 33-Hour "Lying Flat" Contest Stuns Crowds As 23-Year-Old Wins By Staying Still
The first three place winners were awarded prizes of 3,000 yuan (Rs 37,642.), 2,000 yuan (Rs 25,154), and 1,000 yuan (Rs 12,577), respectively.
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Chinese Man Becomes Delivery Rider After Ex-Wife's Luxury Lifestyle Leaves Him Financially Strained
Working as a food delivery boy, Qianqian says he now feels alone but free.
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How India Is Emerging As A Preferred Destination For International Students
India's representation in the QS Asia rankings has surged from 24 institutions in 2016 to 294 in 2026, marking a remarkable 1,125% increase-far outpacing China's 273% growth over the same period.
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900km Journey For A Home-Cooked Meal: China Man Quits Job To Feed University Daughter
A Chinese father quit his job and travelled 900 km to open a food stall near his daughters university after she complained about the canteen food.
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K-Visa, China's Competition To The US In Wooing Global Tech Talent
The K-visa supplements China's existing visa schemes including the R-visa for foreign professionals, but with loosened requirements, such as not requiring an applicant to have a job offer before applying.
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Chinese Man Devotes Life To Therapy Dogs Helping The Depressed and Autistic Kids
His organization helps children suffering from autism and depression, juvenile delinquents, seniors with dementia.
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Trump's Polarising Campaign Backed By Unemployed: Rahul Gandhi
Congress's Rahul Gandhi has taken a jibe at US President Donald Trump, saying his "polarising campaign is backed by the unemployed".
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Chinese Man Plans To Quit Amazon Job, Leave US After H-1B Fee Hike: "Endless Cycle Of Anxiety"
The employee expressed relief at escaping the "endless cycle of anxiety" tied to his immigration status in the US, where he felt constant fear despite working for a top tech company
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"Found A Job": China's Jobless Turn To 'Pretend Work' To Appear Employed On Social Media
Amidst China's economic downturn, "pretend work" companies are emerging, offering unemployed individuals a place to fake having a job.
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PhD And Oxford Graduate Becomes Food Delivery Worker In China: "It's not a bad job"
Dinge faced significant challenges in the job market, sending out numerous resumes and attending over 10 interviews.
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China Accuses CIA Making "Absurd" Attempt To Recruit Spies
Beijing accused the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Wednesday of making an "absurd" attempt to recruit Chinese citizens via videos posted to social media.
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China’s Restrictions on Rare Earth Mineral Exports to Reportedly Adversely Impact Supply Chain Jobs in India
China’s continued restrictions on the export of rare earth minerals could reportedly have a negative impact on India’s consumer tech supply chain job market. In 2023, the Chinese government imposed stricter export controls over seven rare earth minerals due to the ongoing tariff war and trade-related tensions. Notably, these restrictions are pl...
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This UNESCO World Heritage Site In China Is Hiring People To Act As "Savages". See Job Description
The salary to act as a "savage" in front of tourists at the Shennongjia National Nature Reserve is 500 yuan (Rs 6000) a day.
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35-Year-Old Chinese Man Lives In A Cave After Quitting Job, Calls Marriage A "Waste Of Time"
In 2021, he abandoned his $1,400-per-month job to live in seclusion, away from the pressures of city life.
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Citigroup To Cut 3,500 Tech Jobs In China Amid Global Restructuring
Citigroup is set to cut 3,500 tech jobs in China as part of a global effort to streamline operations and reduce costs, focusing on enhancing risk management and data governance.
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China's 33-Hour "Lying Flat" Contest Stuns Crowds As 23-Year-Old Wins By Staying Still
The first three place winners were awarded prizes of 3,000 yuan (Rs 37,642.), 2,000 yuan (Rs 25,154), and 1,000 yuan (Rs 12,577), respectively.
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Chinese Man Becomes Delivery Rider After Ex-Wife's Luxury Lifestyle Leaves Him Financially Strained
Working as a food delivery boy, Qianqian says he now feels alone but free.
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How India Is Emerging As A Preferred Destination For International Students
India's representation in the QS Asia rankings has surged from 24 institutions in 2016 to 294 in 2026, marking a remarkable 1,125% increase-far outpacing China's 273% growth over the same period.
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900km Journey For A Home-Cooked Meal: China Man Quits Job To Feed University Daughter
A Chinese father quit his job and travelled 900 km to open a food stall near his daughters university after she complained about the canteen food.
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K-Visa, China's Competition To The US In Wooing Global Tech Talent
The K-visa supplements China's existing visa schemes including the R-visa for foreign professionals, but with loosened requirements, such as not requiring an applicant to have a job offer before applying.
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Chinese Man Devotes Life To Therapy Dogs Helping The Depressed and Autistic Kids
His organization helps children suffering from autism and depression, juvenile delinquents, seniors with dementia.
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Trump's Polarising Campaign Backed By Unemployed: Rahul Gandhi
Congress's Rahul Gandhi has taken a jibe at US President Donald Trump, saying his "polarising campaign is backed by the unemployed".
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Chinese Man Plans To Quit Amazon Job, Leave US After H-1B Fee Hike: "Endless Cycle Of Anxiety"
The employee expressed relief at escaping the "endless cycle of anxiety" tied to his immigration status in the US, where he felt constant fear despite working for a top tech company
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"Found A Job": China's Jobless Turn To 'Pretend Work' To Appear Employed On Social Media
Amidst China's economic downturn, "pretend work" companies are emerging, offering unemployed individuals a place to fake having a job.
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PhD And Oxford Graduate Becomes Food Delivery Worker In China: "It's not a bad job"
Dinge faced significant challenges in the job market, sending out numerous resumes and attending over 10 interviews.
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China Accuses CIA Making "Absurd" Attempt To Recruit Spies
Beijing accused the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Wednesday of making an "absurd" attempt to recruit Chinese citizens via videos posted to social media.
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China’s Restrictions on Rare Earth Mineral Exports to Reportedly Adversely Impact Supply Chain Jobs in India
China’s continued restrictions on the export of rare earth minerals could reportedly have a negative impact on India’s consumer tech supply chain job market. In 2023, the Chinese government imposed stricter export controls over seven rare earth minerals due to the ongoing tariff war and trade-related tensions. Notably, these restrictions are pl...
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This UNESCO World Heritage Site In China Is Hiring People To Act As "Savages". See Job Description
The salary to act as a "savage" in front of tourists at the Shennongjia National Nature Reserve is 500 yuan (Rs 6000) a day.
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35-Year-Old Chinese Man Lives In A Cave After Quitting Job, Calls Marriage A "Waste Of Time"
In 2021, he abandoned his $1,400-per-month job to live in seclusion, away from the pressures of city life.
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Citigroup To Cut 3,500 Tech Jobs In China Amid Global Restructuring
Citigroup is set to cut 3,500 tech jobs in China as part of a global effort to streamline operations and reduce costs, focusing on enhancing risk management and data governance.
