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Once Blocked, NBA Tries to Bounce Back at Shanghai Expo
The U.S. basketball league has the largest exhibition at the China International Import Expo’s new sports and outdoor leisure section, alongside big brands Nike and Decathlon.
To Lower Medical Costs, China Bets Big on Buying in Bulk
A new centralized procurement scheme could cut $1.7 billion from the country’s health care bill.
Shanghai Trade Expo Sees Massive Crowds, Strict Health Measures
Around 500,000 people from over 100 countries are expected to participate in this year’s China International Import Expo.
COVID Vaccines, Tests Take Center Stage at Shanghai Trade Expo
Several foreign and domestic companies are showcasing health care-related products and services that could help fight the coronavirus.
Shandong Prison Officials Charged With Negligence Over COVID-19 Cluster
Prosecutors argue the defendants’ mismanagement led to more than 200 people contracting the coronavirus at Rencheng Prison in February.
Lanzhou Brucellosis Patients to Receive Payouts From Factory
Some of the more than 3,200 people who contracted the bacterial disease from a veterinary vaccine plant’s contaminated exhaust fumes are complaining of a lack of transparency around the government’s proposed remuneration standards.
How One Obscure Word Captures Urban China’s Unhappiness
Anthropologist Xiang Biao explains why the academic concept of “involution” became a social media buzzword.
'Prevent, discourage, confront': South American states tackle Chinese fishing boats
Huge fleets’ intrusions into Pacific fishing territory prompt Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru to join forces
New Research Says China No Longer Biggest Sea Plastic Polluter
An earlier study that pointed to China as the largest culprit behind an environmental crisis “misled the world,” academic says.
How Liangshan’s Runaway Brides Are Upending Centuries of Patriarchy
In some rural parts of the prefecture, Yi wedding customs call for marriage as young as 14 or 15. But a new generation of young women wants control over their love lives.
Chinese City Sponsors $30,000 Esports Tournament for Residents
The event will be open to local teams of amateur gamers hoping to be crowned Shanghai’s top League of Legends and Honor of Kings talents.
Art Exhibition by Women, for Women Held in Shanghai
“Stand By Her” kicked off over the weekend with works from 12 artists shining a spotlight on women’s bodies, motherhood, and their struggles.
China’s Illegal Fishing Crackdown Rings Hollow
The government is finally taking action at home. But its fishing fleets are still plundering waters around the world.
First Post-Pandemic ‘Double Eleven’ Starts Strong — and Early
Some shoppers are relishing the extended opportunity to make the most of Alibaba’s Singles Day discounts. Others say the new two-phase format is only stressing them out.
Navigating a Post-Pandemic World: Portraits of China’s Class of 2020
For China’s fresh grads, the future has never looked more uncertain. Here’s how one class of 2020 is coping.
China’s Embrace of Electric Vehicles Poses Battery Reuse Puzzle
Seven million tons of used EV batteries will need to be repurposed over the next decade, Greenpeace warns in a new report.
Students Bound for COVID Hotbeds Scramble for Unproven Vaccines
As young people headed abroad organize online to get into China’s emergency inoculation program, experts warn of the risks.
A Pop Star, His Deadbeat Dad, and a Fierce Online Debate
Zhou Zhennan is famous for being born with a silver spoon in his mouth. But it turns out his parents are actually backlisted debtors.
China environment ministry calls for end to aluminium sector's move west
China's environment ministry on Tuesday said new aluminium production should no longer be encouraged in the country's sprawling western region - in a proposal that goes against a current industry trend - and made the same suggestion for coke.
The Virginian Roots of Yunnan’s Tobacco Industry
Seven decades ago, American cigarettes were a form of social as well as economic currency in China. Now locals are more likely to be offering than taking.
