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91-Year-Old Woman In China Slaps TV In Anger Over Unfair Treatment Of Favourite Characters
Her anger is so intense that she often slaps the TV. Liu says that one TV had to be replaced because of her anger.
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Decades After Childhood Donation, Chinese Man Gets Aircraft Carrier Visit
Chen said he is honoured that his story has reached so many people.
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11 dead, 14 Missing After Heavy Rains Trigger Floods In China: Report
Eleven people have been killed and 14 more are missing after heavy rain in recent days lashed China's northeastern province of Liaoning, state broadcaster CCTV reported Friday.
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Another Pandemic? Mystery Pneumonia Sweeps Through Chinese Schools
In Beijing and Liaoning, hospitals are struggling with an influx of sick children, while both students and teachers are affected, leading to the cancellation of some classes.
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Chinese Teacher Forces 6-Year-Old Boy To Eat His Own Vomit On Birthday, Fired
The parents said that their son, who was dressed in new clothes for the occasion, came home with filthy clothes.
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Chinese Woman Steals Rs 5 Crore From Office To Perform 'Black Magic' On Boyfriend
By using a black magic ritual, the Chinese woman hoped to keep her partner content in their relationship.
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China Struggling To Find Fighter Pilots For Its Aircraft Carriers: Report
China is struggling to find enough trained pilots to operate fighter jets from aircraft carriers, prompting its navy with two aircraft carriers commissioned and another launched in June, to speed up the pilot training programme, a media report said.
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Chinese State Investors To Take BMW Partner Brilliance Private: Report
The deal to take Brilliance China Automotive Holdings Ltd private would be led by state-controlled Liaoning Provincial Transportation Investment Group, which owns 12 per cent of the automaker, according to sources.
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Mitsubishi Motors Delays Factory Restart In China Due To Coronavirus
Mitsubishi Motors Corp is postponing the restart of its factory with Guangzhou Automobile Group in Hunan province until 27 due to the coronavirus outbreak, the Japanese automaker said.
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China Denies Report It May Sell Aircraft Carrier To Pakistan
China on Tuesday said it was not aware of Beijing's reported plans to sell its first and only aircraft carrier to its ally Pakistan. A Pakistani media report cited a Chinese state media report as saying that Beijing had decided to sell its only aircraft carrier Liaoning to Islamabad.
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China Building Third "Bigger, Mightier" Aircraft Carrier: Report
China on Monday said it is building a third aircraft that will be "bigger and mightier" than the other two warships, a move by Beijing to enable its navy to operate far from its shores. A late entrant into aircraft carrier-led naval battleship formations, China launched its first aircraft carrier, Liaoning, in 2012, which was a refit of the former ...
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Car Plows Into School Children In China, 5 Dead, Horrific Pics Go Viral
A car rammed a group of students crossing a street in front of an elementary school in China's northeastern Liaoning province Thursday, causing an unknown number of casualties, state media said.
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Pictures Of First China-Made Aircraft Carrier 'Type 001A' As Sea Trials Begin
China's first domestically manufactured aircraft carrier started sea trials today, state media said, as the country prepares to add a second such warship to its naval fleet. China's first aircraft carrier - Liaoning - was also a 'Type 001 aircraft carrier. The Liaoning was originally a Kuznetsov-class aircraft cruiser for the Soviet Navy in the mid...
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China Navy Drills In Pacific As Tension With Taiwan Rises
Chinese naval forces have passed through waters south of Taiwan and carried out military exercises in the western Pacific, the latest in a series of military drills that self-ruled Taiwan has criticised as amounting to "intimidation".
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Satellite Images Reveal Show Of Force By Chinese Navy In South China Sea
Dozens of Chinese naval vessels are exercising this week with an aircraft carrier in a large show of force off Hainan island in the South China Sea, satellite images obtained by Reuters show.
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91-Year-Old Woman In China Slaps TV In Anger Over Unfair Treatment Of Favourite Characters
Her anger is so intense that she often slaps the TV. Liu says that one TV had to be replaced because of her anger.
-
Decades After Childhood Donation, Chinese Man Gets Aircraft Carrier Visit
Chen said he is honoured that his story has reached so many people.
-
11 dead, 14 Missing After Heavy Rains Trigger Floods In China: Report
Eleven people have been killed and 14 more are missing after heavy rain in recent days lashed China's northeastern province of Liaoning, state broadcaster CCTV reported Friday.
-
Another Pandemic? Mystery Pneumonia Sweeps Through Chinese Schools
In Beijing and Liaoning, hospitals are struggling with an influx of sick children, while both students and teachers are affected, leading to the cancellation of some classes.
-
Chinese Teacher Forces 6-Year-Old Boy To Eat His Own Vomit On Birthday, Fired
The parents said that their son, who was dressed in new clothes for the occasion, came home with filthy clothes.
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Chinese Woman Steals Rs 5 Crore From Office To Perform 'Black Magic' On Boyfriend
By using a black magic ritual, the Chinese woman hoped to keep her partner content in their relationship.
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China Struggling To Find Fighter Pilots For Its Aircraft Carriers: Report
China is struggling to find enough trained pilots to operate fighter jets from aircraft carriers, prompting its navy with two aircraft carriers commissioned and another launched in June, to speed up the pilot training programme, a media report said.
-
Chinese State Investors To Take BMW Partner Brilliance Private: Report
The deal to take Brilliance China Automotive Holdings Ltd private would be led by state-controlled Liaoning Provincial Transportation Investment Group, which owns 12 per cent of the automaker, according to sources.
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Mitsubishi Motors Delays Factory Restart In China Due To Coronavirus
Mitsubishi Motors Corp is postponing the restart of its factory with Guangzhou Automobile Group in Hunan province until 27 due to the coronavirus outbreak, the Japanese automaker said.
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China Denies Report It May Sell Aircraft Carrier To Pakistan
China on Tuesday said it was not aware of Beijing's reported plans to sell its first and only aircraft carrier to its ally Pakistan. A Pakistani media report cited a Chinese state media report as saying that Beijing had decided to sell its only aircraft carrier Liaoning to Islamabad.
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China Building Third "Bigger, Mightier" Aircraft Carrier: Report
China on Monday said it is building a third aircraft that will be "bigger and mightier" than the other two warships, a move by Beijing to enable its navy to operate far from its shores. A late entrant into aircraft carrier-led naval battleship formations, China launched its first aircraft carrier, Liaoning, in 2012, which was a refit of the former ...
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Car Plows Into School Children In China, 5 Dead, Horrific Pics Go Viral
A car rammed a group of students crossing a street in front of an elementary school in China's northeastern Liaoning province Thursday, causing an unknown number of casualties, state media said.
-
Pictures Of First China-Made Aircraft Carrier 'Type 001A' As Sea Trials Begin
China's first domestically manufactured aircraft carrier started sea trials today, state media said, as the country prepares to add a second such warship to its naval fleet. China's first aircraft carrier - Liaoning - was also a 'Type 001 aircraft carrier. The Liaoning was originally a Kuznetsov-class aircraft cruiser for the Soviet Navy in the mid...
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China Navy Drills In Pacific As Tension With Taiwan Rises
Chinese naval forces have passed through waters south of Taiwan and carried out military exercises in the western Pacific, the latest in a series of military drills that self-ruled Taiwan has criticised as amounting to "intimidation".
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Satellite Images Reveal Show Of Force By Chinese Navy In South China Sea
Dozens of Chinese naval vessels are exercising this week with an aircraft carrier in a large show of force off Hainan island in the South China Sea, satellite images obtained by Reuters show.
