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China Launches "Exile Route" Experience For Tourists, Sparking Social Media Debate
The project, set to start in December, aims to attract tourists and boost revenue, sparking widespread debate on Chinese social media.
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China's Harbin Ice-Snow World Theme Park Breaks Guinness World Record
A Guinness World Records adjudicator presented the park's team with the official recognition for their record-breaking achievement at the China Ice and Snow Tourism Development Forum 2024.
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Rare Siberian Tiger Caught After Attacking A Villager In China
A rare tiger that attacked a villager and damaged a car in northeast China was caught after an hours-long pursuit by police and forestry officials and will be held for 45 days of observation, state media reported on Monday.
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Farmer Finds Tiger Inside Rice Field. Watch
Park Yajun was driving farm machinery in a rice field when he saw the tiger sitting by the road.
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Fire in Coal Mine in China Kills 21, Leaves 1 Missing
A late-night fire at a coal mine killed 21 people and left one missing in the northeastern Chinese province of Heilongjiang, local authorities and state media said today.
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China Arrests 3 Fake Graft Busters for Kidnap
Police in northeastern China have arrested three people and are looking for a fourth who built a fake interrogation centre and pretended to be graft inspectors, kidnapping a local official and his wife to extort money, state media said.
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Chinese University Hires Robot Chefs
A university in China's Heilongjiang province has deployed two robot chefs which can cook a meal in about four minutes.
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Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping Warmth Fails to Counter Bitter Economic Winds
The warmth of the friendship between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin -- who meet today for the eighth time in two years -- does little to counter the bitter economic winds blowing through their shared border.
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China Ice Festival Launches Without a Bang
A spectacular ice festival opened in China today but officials cancelled a firework display to allay safety concerns after a deadly New Year stampede in Shanghai.
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13 trapped mine workers in China confirmed dead
All 13 mine workers trapped in a flooded coal mine in China's Heilongjiang Province have been confirmed dead, local authorities said today. The bodies of the 13 miners who died in the October 11 flood of Jindi Coal Mine in Jidong County had all been retrieved by today after nearly two weeks of rescue efforts, said Fang Dongchu, director of the muni...
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China Launches "Exile Route" Experience For Tourists, Sparking Social Media Debate
The project, set to start in December, aims to attract tourists and boost revenue, sparking widespread debate on Chinese social media.
-
China's Harbin Ice-Snow World Theme Park Breaks Guinness World Record
A Guinness World Records adjudicator presented the park's team with the official recognition for their record-breaking achievement at the China Ice and Snow Tourism Development Forum 2024.
-
Rare Siberian Tiger Caught After Attacking A Villager In China
A rare tiger that attacked a villager and damaged a car in northeast China was caught after an hours-long pursuit by police and forestry officials and will be held for 45 days of observation, state media reported on Monday.
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Farmer Finds Tiger Inside Rice Field. Watch
Park Yajun was driving farm machinery in a rice field when he saw the tiger sitting by the road.
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Fire in Coal Mine in China Kills 21, Leaves 1 Missing
A late-night fire at a coal mine killed 21 people and left one missing in the northeastern Chinese province of Heilongjiang, local authorities and state media said today.
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China Arrests 3 Fake Graft Busters for Kidnap
Police in northeastern China have arrested three people and are looking for a fourth who built a fake interrogation centre and pretended to be graft inspectors, kidnapping a local official and his wife to extort money, state media said.
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Chinese University Hires Robot Chefs
A university in China's Heilongjiang province has deployed two robot chefs which can cook a meal in about four minutes.
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Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping Warmth Fails to Counter Bitter Economic Winds
The warmth of the friendship between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin -- who meet today for the eighth time in two years -- does little to counter the bitter economic winds blowing through their shared border.
-
China Ice Festival Launches Without a Bang
A spectacular ice festival opened in China today but officials cancelled a firework display to allay safety concerns after a deadly New Year stampede in Shanghai.
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13 trapped mine workers in China confirmed dead
All 13 mine workers trapped in a flooded coal mine in China's Heilongjiang Province have been confirmed dead, local authorities said today. The bodies of the 13 miners who died in the October 11 flood of Jindi Coal Mine in Jidong County had all been retrieved by today after nearly two weeks of rescue efforts, said Fang Dongchu, director of the muni...
