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Marco Rubio is using real censorship to fight fake censorship

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Marco Rubio is using real censorship to fight fake censorship The U.S. government just banned five people from entering the country because it doesn’t like their speech. This ban, according to the State Department, is necessary to protect free speech. If that sounds insane to you, congratulations on your reading comprehension. On Tuesday, Secretary of…

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Hong Kong teaching hospital investigates staff over viral ‘water fight’ video

    Hong Kong teaching hospital investigates staff over viral ‘water fight’ video

    9 months ago02 mins

    A Hong Kong teaching hospital has launched an investigation after a viral video showed its medical staff using syringes as “water pistols” inside a ward. In a post on social media on Thursday, several staff were filmed squirting liquid at each other with syringes while their colleagues looked on. “Playing with water at the nurse…

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    At a southern China tourist resort, a festive event featured Oboi, played by an actor, sitting in a sleigh pulled by two wooden reindeer, soaring through the air, illuminated by fireworks sticks. Photo: ifeng

      Explainer | China Santa Claus: how Qing dynasty military figure ‘cutified’ into ‘Father Christmas’

      9 months ago02 mins

      The once-feared Qing dynasty military commander, Oboi, is being transformed into a charming figure by young people in China, becoming a local version of Father Christmas. A recent video circulating on mainland social media showcased Oboi, portrayed by an actor, as Santa Claus at a tourist resort in Zhanjiang, in southern China’s Guangdong province. The…

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      Zhang Xueqiang, above, took up food delivery work in Shanghai after his hometown business failed. Photo: shobserver.com

        China delivery rider saves US$160,000 in 5 years to pay off debts, is dubbed ‘Order King’

        9 months ago02 mins

        A frugal food-delivery worker in China who has saved 1.12 million yuan (US$160,000) over the past five years has won admiration online. Zhang Xueqiang, 25, came to Shanghai to take up the delivery job with a major platform in 2020. His move came after a breakfast shop operated by him and his friend in his…

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        Wuhan is a modern megacity with a relatively high female labour force participation rate compared to the global average. Photo: Xinhua/Cheng Min

          China husband makes wife kneel, beg him to buy down jacket in shop, sparking public outrage

          9 months ago02 mins

          A video of a woman kneeling in a shopping centre in central China, pleading with her husband to buy her a down jacket, has gone viral on social media, igniting widespread outrage against the man. The clip was recorded in early December outside a clothing store in a shopping centre in Xiaogan, Hubei province. In…

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          Hong Kong should study social media impact on teens, craft its own policies: experts

            Hong Kong should study social media impact on teens, craft its own policies: experts

            9 months ago02 mins

            Hong Kong authorities should look into the impact of social media on the city’s teenagers and explore ways to tighten control over their internet usage, education and health experts have urged. Their comments came on Thursday after Australia became the first country to ban social media for children under 16 as it ordered 10 of…

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            After studying surveillance footage, the boy’s parents were only able to retrieve a small part of the necklace. Photo: QQ.com

              China boy cuts mum’s gold necklace into small pieces to gift classmates for friendship

              10 months ago02 mins

              An eight-year-old boy in eastern China has ignited a heated online discussion after he chopped his mother’s gold necklace into small pieces and gave them to classmates as gifts. The boy’s unusual act, which was only discovered after the month it was carried out, left his mother angry and amused while his father beat him…

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              Deng’s hiking video displayed a tag on her backpack, sparking criticism on mainland social media that she was exploiting the company’s refund policy. Photo: sghexport.shobserver.com

                China hiker wears clothing tag to help find missing children, expand search, raise awareness

                10 months ago02 mins

                A woman from northeastern China, who faced online harassment for wearing a clothing tag while hiking, later clarified that it contained information about a missing child as part of a brand’s charitable initiative. Deng, hailing from Jilin province, recently posted a hiking video in which the tag on her backpack was visible, quickly inciting criticism…

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                Zinedine Zidane quickly picked up the knack of juggling the shuttlecock with his feet. Photo: Weibo

                  French football legend Zidane delights China fans by playing shuttlecock with local aunties

                  10 months ago01 mins

                  French football legend Zinedine Zidane has delighted Chinese internet users by joining local residents in Shanghai to play shuttlecock in the street. Videos of Zidane, 53, a newcomer to the sport, played the game skilfully with some middle-aged Shanghai residents, most of whom were middle-aged women who are commonly referred to as “aunties” in mainland…

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                  Jia Yuhui struggles with a box of belongings working as a home mover. His efforts have spawned an unlikely spin-off business. Photo: Douyin

                    Chinese man returns home to become mover after decade in Australia and business failure

                    10 months ago02 mins

                    A middle-aged man who studied in Australia for 10 years before working as a house mover in northwestern China has been surprised to find many people contacting him online to learn English. The rush to learn came after people saw him speak fluent English on social media. The interest has prompted Jia Yuhui to create…

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