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Fujian Police Officer Sentenced to 9 Years for Attempted Rape
Several high-level officials have also been dismissed for “severely damaging” the image of local law enforcement by failing in their supervisory duties.
First NFT of a Chinese Song Sells for $47,000
According to the artist, A Duo, all proceeds will be donated to a music education charity.
Lancet Report on 70 Years of Chinese Health Highlights Progress, New Challenges
While women and children today enjoy far lower mortality rates and better prenatal care, there’s still room for improvement with cancer screenings, psychiatric treatment, adolescent health, and domestic violence.
Couple Calls Out Guangzhou Zoo Over Homophobic Ticketing Policy
A woman says the safari park would not recognize her same-sex relationship and refused to sell her and her partner a “couples ticket.”
Thai Court Reduces Chinese Man’s Murder Sentence
The man had his life imprisonment sentence for pushing his wife off a cliff during a 2019 vacation reduced to 10 years.
In ‘Involuted’ China, Eating Disorders Are a Hidden Epidemic
In modern China, the pressure on young women to be perfect has become overwhelming. The result: an alarming rise in cases of anorexia and bulimia.
Ultramarathon Victims’ Families Offered $148,000 in Compensation
Less than half have rejected the proposed terms, arguing that the race organizers, not nature, are mostly responsible for the deaths of 21 runners due to sudden inclement weather.
The Big Problems Facing China’s Small Fisheries
There are some 370,000 small fishing boats in China, according to estimates, but declining fish stocks and increasing competition threaten to put the industry on ice.
With Far Fewer Abandoned Babies, China’s Orphanages Stand Empty
“De-facto orphans” — children whose parents cannot provide care — are slowly being included in government welfare programs.
China’s Women Reject Ad Telling Them How to Dispose of Their Pads
By including an adhesive strip for sealing pads after rolling them up and using outdated euphemisms to describe menstrual products, Sofy’s latest campaign only contributes to period shaming, women say.
Thousands Evacuated to Tents as Aftershocks Shake Qinghai
Some 1,872 tremors have been reported since a powerful earthquake rattled the northwestern province on Saturday.
Jiangxi Braces for Another Disaster After Historic 2020 Flooding
With thousands evacuated to safer ground amid torrential rains, authorities are warning of more severe weather in the coming days.
5 Killed in Dalian ‘Revenge Against Society’ Attack
Upset over a failed investment, a hairdresser plowed his vehicle through a busy pedestrian crossing.
China Punishes 63 People Over Heilongjiang Tailings Pond Leak
The massive metal spill last year contaminated local rivers and tainted residents’ water supply.
The Many Faces of China’s Soccer Fanatics
Chinese soccer fans aren’t letting their own team’s failures stop them from enjoying the FIFA World Cup.
Viral Video of Posh High School Sparks Heated Debate on Privilege
After an alumnus of an elite Beijing high school made a video showing off its pristine facilities and supposedly laid-back pace, many online demanded that she and her ilk stop rubbing their privilege in others’ faces.
A Brief History of Chinese Vaccination Campaigns
China first invented inoculation techniques over 400 years ago, but protecting a population from disease takes more than just medicine.
A Chinese County Has Gone Viral for Being Gloriously Dull
Millions of people are talking about Cao County thanks to a local livestreamer’s effusive pride in his hometown.
Not Quite a Rainbow: How Chinese Media Tells LGBT Stories
Media coverage of LGBT issues is increasingly positive, but the number of LGBT-focused stories is dropping.
Celebrity Doctor Investigated for Allegedly Harassing Dozens of Women
Dermatologist Lin Xiaoqing blamed an assistant for inappropriate messages sent from his social media account.
