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Woman Throws Cash From High-Rise Apartment, Sparks Chaos On Street In China
The management office stated that the money had been thrown by a resident of the complex for unknown reasons.
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Run 50 Km A Month, Get Better Bonus: Chinese Firm Launches Radical Scheme
In an effort to prioritise the fitness of its employees, a Chinese company implemented a unique approach by linking annual bonuses to monthly running.
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Man Asks For Leave "To Pay Respects To Ancestors," Boss Demands Gravestone Pic As Proof
A section of social media users in Hong Kong are outraged by an employer's odd demand made in response to a man's request for a leave.
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Hyundai Motor Group Advances Hydrogen Strategy With New Fuel Cell System Plant in Guangzhou
The investment advances the Groups global hydrogen leadership and supports its push into China's rapidly developing hydrogen industry.
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Woman Left With Mouth Stuck Open After She Laughed Too Loudly
In China, a woman on a train laughed so loudly that she dislocated her jaw. Luckily for her, there was a doctor on the train to help her out.
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China Launches World's First All-Electric Ship
China has launched world's first all-electric ship that can travel up to 80 km with 2000-tonnes cargo after a two-hour charge, state media reports said.
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129 Chinese,Taiwanese Telecom Fraud Suspects Deported To China
China today said it has secured the deportation of 51 Chinese and 78 Taiwanese nationals, who were involved in telecom frauds worth over $ 1 million.
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Activists Targeted As Workers Of China Unite
Around dozen police barged into Wu Rongpu's apartment in the early hours and dragged away his labour activist wife, leaving their one-year-old daughter screaming.
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More Than 14,000 Relics Salvaged From Ancient Chinese Ship
More than 14,000 relics have been retrieved so far from an ancient cargo ship after it was salvaged from the South China Sea in late 2007, according to Chinese archaeologists.
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China Arrests 4 Labour Activists Amid Crackdown: Lawyers
China has formally arrested four labour activists who have helped workers fight for their rights, lawyers for two of them said today, as the government steps up a crackdown on activists pressing for change within the system.
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China Province To Probe All Waste Sites After Landslide Disaster
China's southern province of Guangdong, one of the country's biggest industrial bases, will check all construction waste sites in the wake of a deadly landslide to ensure none are in dangerous locations or poorly managed, state media said on Sunday.
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Robot Performs First Kidney Surgery in China
A surgical robot in China's Guangdong province successfully carried out a kidney surgery on a six-year-old boy, a media report said on Friday.
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China Launches New 'Harder to Fake' 100 Yuan Note
China today put into circulation a new version of its 100-yuan banknote the highest denomination available in the world's second-largest economy with added golden touches that the government said was harder to forge.
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A Tainted Indian League Gets Chinese Smartphone Backer
The Chinese are coming and they are setting their sights on cricket in South Asia.
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Amid Chinese Tensions With US, French Frigate Visits China
A French frigate has docked at a port in southern China on a four-day visit to China's South China Sea fleet, China's military said on today, amid tensions between China and United States over the disputed waters.
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Woman Throws Cash From High-Rise Apartment, Sparks Chaos On Street In China
The management office stated that the money had been thrown by a resident of the complex for unknown reasons.
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Run 50 Km A Month, Get Better Bonus: Chinese Firm Launches Radical Scheme
In an effort to prioritise the fitness of its employees, a Chinese company implemented a unique approach by linking annual bonuses to monthly running.
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Man Asks For Leave "To Pay Respects To Ancestors," Boss Demands Gravestone Pic As Proof
A section of social media users in Hong Kong are outraged by an employer's odd demand made in response to a man's request for a leave.
-
Hyundai Motor Group Advances Hydrogen Strategy With New Fuel Cell System Plant in Guangzhou
The investment advances the Groups global hydrogen leadership and supports its push into China's rapidly developing hydrogen industry.
-
Woman Left With Mouth Stuck Open After She Laughed Too Loudly
In China, a woman on a train laughed so loudly that she dislocated her jaw. Luckily for her, there was a doctor on the train to help her out.
-
China Launches World's First All-Electric Ship
China has launched world's first all-electric ship that can travel up to 80 km with 2000-tonnes cargo after a two-hour charge, state media reports said.
-
129 Chinese,Taiwanese Telecom Fraud Suspects Deported To China
China today said it has secured the deportation of 51 Chinese and 78 Taiwanese nationals, who were involved in telecom frauds worth over $ 1 million.
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Activists Targeted As Workers Of China Unite
Around dozen police barged into Wu Rongpu's apartment in the early hours and dragged away his labour activist wife, leaving their one-year-old daughter screaming.
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More Than 14,000 Relics Salvaged From Ancient Chinese Ship
More than 14,000 relics have been retrieved so far from an ancient cargo ship after it was salvaged from the South China Sea in late 2007, according to Chinese archaeologists.
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China Arrests 4 Labour Activists Amid Crackdown: Lawyers
China has formally arrested four labour activists who have helped workers fight for their rights, lawyers for two of them said today, as the government steps up a crackdown on activists pressing for change within the system.
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China Province To Probe All Waste Sites After Landslide Disaster
China's southern province of Guangdong, one of the country's biggest industrial bases, will check all construction waste sites in the wake of a deadly landslide to ensure none are in dangerous locations or poorly managed, state media said on Sunday.
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Robot Performs First Kidney Surgery in China
A surgical robot in China's Guangdong province successfully carried out a kidney surgery on a six-year-old boy, a media report said on Friday.
-
China Launches New 'Harder to Fake' 100 Yuan Note
China today put into circulation a new version of its 100-yuan banknote the highest denomination available in the world's second-largest economy with added golden touches that the government said was harder to forge.
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A Tainted Indian League Gets Chinese Smartphone Backer
The Chinese are coming and they are setting their sights on cricket in South Asia.
-
Amid Chinese Tensions With US, French Frigate Visits China
A French frigate has docked at a port in southern China on a four-day visit to China's South China Sea fleet, China's military said on today, amid tensions between China and United States over the disputed waters.
