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The Man Who Gets Paid to Cry
Pingyao native Li Silin has spent the better part of his life wailing at other people’s funerals.
China’s Farmers Are Resisting the Allure of Drones, For Now
Envisioned as a rural career path for young people, drone services aren’t yet attracting much customer interest.
Didi Customers Say Compulsory Audio Recording Violates Privacy
Ride-hailing platform maintains that compulsory new safety feature protects both drivers and passengers by automatically recording in-car conversations.
Content Aggregator’s Finance Venture Sparks Concerns
Experts warn media outlets like Jinri Toutiao that jumping on online-lending bandwagon could mislead consumers.
Xinhua Mocks ‘Sissy Pants’ Male Idols
State news agency’s editorial board says China will never become the nation it aspires to be as long as it indulges feminized masculinity.
Man Charged $5,850 for Haircut Becomes China’s Latest Meme
Netizens embrace the incredulous sass of an 18-year-old who says he was asked to pay a small fortune for supposedly free grooming services.
More tree planting worsens Beijing air pollution, scientists claim
Extra drag from man-made forest caused concentration of air pollutants to rise by as much as 15 per cent, new study suggests.
Elite School Literally Divided Over Incoming Migrant Students
Primary school’s parents aren’t happy about sharing the campus with migrant workers’ children.
How China’s Urban Demolition Policy Traps Migrant Youths
When officials mark an urban village for demolition, it’s often young migrants who pay the price.
Chinese High Schoolers Caught Plagiarizing Published Papers
Students from nine provinces and municipalities are accused of trying to cheat their way into college, pointing to flaws in the ‘independent assessment’ system.
Will China’s Latest Gaming Console Rival Xbox and PlayStation?
Company hopes lingering ’80s nostalgia will carry its latest product to unprecedented heights.
Chinese Health Authority Investigates New Expired Vaccine Claims
City government in Shaanxi dismissed parents’ allegations that their children received faulty shots.
The Man Who Played With Fire
Cai Guoqiang is known for his explosive works, but the Chinese artist is now going back to his roots: painting.
While Some Chinese Men Guzzle Viagra, Others Are Scared Stiff
As pharmaceutical companies go for the hard sell on erectile dysfunction treatments, many men still lack robust knowledge of sexual health issues.
The Movement Shattering China’s Culture of Silence
Critics say online accusations lead to trial by social media. Survivors and policy experts say the movement exposes flaws in the law.
Bilibili Removed From Android App Stores for Promoting Incest
The Nasdaq-listed video platform is one of several targeted in China’s web ‘clean-up’ campaign.
The Man Behind China’s Most Irritating Ads
China’s brainwashing-style commercials have been slammed as annoying — but the ad man who created them insists that they work.
Chinese Province Suggests Ending Birth Restrictions
To combat falling birth rate, report also suggests subsidies to ‘increase desire to procreate.’
Prominent Activist Accused of Sexual Assault Apologizes, Resigns
Lei Chuang, an equal-rights campaigner for hepatitis patients, admits abuse, then says relationship with his accuser was consensual.
China Panics Over Substandard Vaccine Scandal
Hundreds of thousands of respiratory infection vaccines went on the market without meeting national health standards.
