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Chinese Man Finds Tiles, Chocolates Inside iPhone 17 Pro Max Box Gifted By Company
The incident went viral on Chinese social media, sparking a huge debate about the gift and Jiang's reaction.
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Chinese Student Scams 63 Hotels Using 'Dead Cockroaches' And 'Used Condoms' Amid Travel Fund Shortage
A 21-year-old student from Taizhou, China, named Jiang, devised a scheme to extort hotels for free stays and compensation by creating false hygiene issues with props like dead cockroaches and used condoms.
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China's 17-Year-Old Maths "Prodigy" Was Assisted By Teacher To Ace The Global Contest, Probe Finds
A 17-year-old student in China hailed as a "genius" for her score in a maths competition cheated, competition organisers said.
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President Murmu, PM Modi Condole Death Of China's Ex-President Jiang Zemin
President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi were among the world leaders who expressed condolences to President Xi Jinping on the death of Chinese leader Jiang Zemin, official media reported.
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China's Ex President Jiang Zemin, Who Took Over After Tiananmen Crackdown, Dies
Former Chinese leader Jiang Zemin died Wednesday at the age of 96, state media reported, hailing him as a great communist revolutionary who helped quell the 1989 pro-democracy protests.
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Xi Jinping Calls For Zero-Tolerance Towards Electoral Misconduct
Chinese President Xi Jinping today called for a zero-tolerance attitude towards "electoral misconduct" as he cast his ballot at a polling station in Beijing to elect new deputies to the local people's congress. Former presidents Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao voted by proxy.
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Xiaomi CEO Confirms Plans to Launch $600 Smartphone
The Chinese manufacturer is expected to launch the smartphone this year itself.
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Chinese Firm Plans To Send People Into Space With A Balloon
A Chinese firm, which has developed the country's first space parachute suit, has hit on a business idea to send people into space using a high-tech balloon and return to earth using a parachute for USD 77,000.
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China Processing Graft Case Against Security Boss's Ex-Mistress: Reports
Chinese judicial authorities are processing a corruption case against a one-time mistress of the country's disgraced top security boss, a state-run Beijing newspaper reported today.
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China Allows Online Media to Report News
China has for the first time permitted official media websites to report news but retained monopoly over the media, by omitting popular private social media portals like Sina which has millions of users.
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Spain Drops Probe Into Camera Man Killed in Iraq by United States Shell
A Spanish judge today shelved a criminal investigation into the killing of a Spanish camera man by a US tank shell in Iraq in 2003 after Spain placed limits on judicial powers in international cases.
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Taiwan's Premier Resigns After Ruling Party Loss in Local Election
Taiwan's premier announced his resignation on Saturday after the ruling Kuomintang (KMT) party's trouncing in local election.
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China Says Disgraced Security Chief Not Relevant to Top Party Meeting
China's Communist Party made no mention of the fate of China's powerful domestic security chief at a recent key meeting because he is no longer part of the central leadership, a senior party official said on Thursday.
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China Censors Squash Giant Inflatable Toad Reports
Chinese reports about a giant inflatable toad have been deleted from the Internet after social media users compared the puffed-up animal to a former Communist Party chief.
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One of China's richest women ousted from top political body
A businesswoman ranked as one of the 50 wealthiest in China has been ousted from a senior political organisation, with state media on Friday pointing to her links to a former high-ranking official facing graft allegations.
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Chinese Man Finds Tiles, Chocolates Inside iPhone 17 Pro Max Box Gifted By Company
The incident went viral on Chinese social media, sparking a huge debate about the gift and Jiang's reaction.
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Chinese Student Scams 63 Hotels Using 'Dead Cockroaches' And 'Used Condoms' Amid Travel Fund Shortage
A 21-year-old student from Taizhou, China, named Jiang, devised a scheme to extort hotels for free stays and compensation by creating false hygiene issues with props like dead cockroaches and used condoms.
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China's 17-Year-Old Maths "Prodigy" Was Assisted By Teacher To Ace The Global Contest, Probe Finds
A 17-year-old student in China hailed as a "genius" for her score in a maths competition cheated, competition organisers said.
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President Murmu, PM Modi Condole Death Of China's Ex-President Jiang Zemin
President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi were among the world leaders who expressed condolences to President Xi Jinping on the death of Chinese leader Jiang Zemin, official media reported.
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China's Ex President Jiang Zemin, Who Took Over After Tiananmen Crackdown, Dies
Former Chinese leader Jiang Zemin died Wednesday at the age of 96, state media reported, hailing him as a great communist revolutionary who helped quell the 1989 pro-democracy protests.
-
Xi Jinping Calls For Zero-Tolerance Towards Electoral Misconduct
Chinese President Xi Jinping today called for a zero-tolerance attitude towards "electoral misconduct" as he cast his ballot at a polling station in Beijing to elect new deputies to the local people's congress. Former presidents Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao voted by proxy.
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Xiaomi CEO Confirms Plans to Launch $600 Smartphone
The Chinese manufacturer is expected to launch the smartphone this year itself.
-
Chinese Firm Plans To Send People Into Space With A Balloon
A Chinese firm, which has developed the country's first space parachute suit, has hit on a business idea to send people into space using a high-tech balloon and return to earth using a parachute for USD 77,000.
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China Processing Graft Case Against Security Boss's Ex-Mistress: Reports
Chinese judicial authorities are processing a corruption case against a one-time mistress of the country's disgraced top security boss, a state-run Beijing newspaper reported today.
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China Allows Online Media to Report News
China has for the first time permitted official media websites to report news but retained monopoly over the media, by omitting popular private social media portals like Sina which has millions of users.
-
Spain Drops Probe Into Camera Man Killed in Iraq by United States Shell
A Spanish judge today shelved a criminal investigation into the killing of a Spanish camera man by a US tank shell in Iraq in 2003 after Spain placed limits on judicial powers in international cases.
-
Taiwan's Premier Resigns After Ruling Party Loss in Local Election
Taiwan's premier announced his resignation on Saturday after the ruling Kuomintang (KMT) party's trouncing in local election.
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China Says Disgraced Security Chief Not Relevant to Top Party Meeting
China's Communist Party made no mention of the fate of China's powerful domestic security chief at a recent key meeting because he is no longer part of the central leadership, a senior party official said on Thursday.
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China Censors Squash Giant Inflatable Toad Reports
Chinese reports about a giant inflatable toad have been deleted from the Internet after social media users compared the puffed-up animal to a former Communist Party chief.
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One of China's richest women ousted from top political body
A businesswoman ranked as one of the 50 wealthiest in China has been ousted from a senior political organisation, with state media on Friday pointing to her links to a former high-ranking official facing graft allegations.
