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April 27 is the 12th birthday of Wang Yanyan, who lives in Linfen of central Shanxi province. On that day, Yanyan’s parents held a lavish banquet in the city’s high-class hotel and hired professional party planning company to arrange the celebration. In addition to the delicacies and the grandeur, another superlative was dozens of origamis [...]
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Ten days ago, MOT reported a Chinese company hiring only C-cup virgins to be its tea-leaf pickers. On April 24, China Eastern Airline’s human resources division meticulously examined applicants for the flight attendant job. They picked at applicants’ “faults” of appearances, including thick eyebrows, loose hair and muscular calves. The picture shows an examiner points [...]
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A migrant worker from a rural region pulling a wooden cart was gazing at a man driving a convertible Beetle when the car owner also turned his head and looked back at the worker. (Picked from MOP)
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A finless porpoise died with a gentle smile on its face. A heartbroken staff member at an animal rescue center wept at the sad sight. Yangtze finless porpoise, or locally known as river pig (jiang tun 江豚), is on the verge of extinction. Human activities, such as industrial wastewater discharge, fishing, transportation, and dam construction, [...]
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Young emerging actress Chen Meixing (陈美行) has recently admitted in her blog that she has just undergone a breast augmentation surgery and posted pictures of the surgery process. Her confession has attracted much media and public attention. Chen Meixing said in a interview that it was for viewers that she got breast implants, “Actresses should [...]
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A mammoth sculpture of the ancient philosopher Confucius was unveiled in early January off one side of highly symbolic Tiananmen Square. China watchers and media home and abroad paid much attention to it as it could signal that the authorities is preaching Confucianism. However, Wednesday night, the sculpture was gone. The sudden disappearance once again led to [...]
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At this spring’s Canton Fair, a foreign visitor wiped off sweat from a security guard with paper tissue. (Picked from MOP) Held in the spring and autumn seasons each year in Guangzhou, the capital city of southern Guangdong province, the Canton Fair is China’s largest trade fair . Its full name is China Import and Export Fair.
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Beijing’s Tiananmen Square, as a “hotbed” for protests and demonstrations, has the tightest security in the nation. A large number policemen, including plainclothes, are posted in the square and nearby to keep every person under scrutiny. A microblog user uploaded a picture of a man in the square who looks so obscure and ordinary but [...]
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Shuanghui Group, China’s largest meat processor, is having a crisis after illegal additive was found in its meat products. Its ham sausages, the company’s most popular and one of China’s most consumed cold cuts, had been put off shelf for more than 20 days. The financial loss is estimated at millions of Chinese yuan. The [...]
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In Zhengzhou People’s Hospital’s In-Patient Department has two types of ward: ordinary and luxury ward. Luxury ward is a suite equipped with refrigerator, microwave oven, LCD TV, leather sofa, broadband, water cooler, luxury bed and 24-hour hot water supply. Nurses kept mum about who can live in these wards, and only disclosed that approval from [...]
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On the morning of April 9, traffic on a thoroughfare of Changchun, capital city of northeastern Jilin province, came to a halt. Some big shot had came to make an inspection of the city, and the traffic police ordered vehicles to make way for the powerful official. An ambulance transporting a patient stopped at the [...]
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Unscrupulous businesses fish out the stinking hogwash from urban sewages and gutters and turn it into the clear-looking “edible” oil headed for tables of Chinese restaurants. As if it were not gross enough, a condom was found in unprocessed swill oil.
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Airbus China announced that square mahjong tables will be erected in place of round tables in the company’s new business class cabins to cater to Chinese business people’s recreations. The cabins will be named “Phoenix.” The color theme is wine red, which symbolizes good fortune and joy. Flyers can also sing karaoke in the Phoenix cabin. [...]
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Shuanghui Group, China’s largest meat processor, is having a crisis after illegal additive was found in its meat products. Its ham sausages, the company’s most popular and one of China’s most consumed cold cuts, had been put off shelf for more than 20 days. The financial loss is estimated at millions of Chinese yuan. On [...]
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On April 5, a man, who resembles Mao Zedong and was wearing his trademark Mao suit, appeared in Beijing Tiananmen Square. Curious onlookers surrounded him and took picture with him.
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Chinese netizens: “I want to feed my bamboo to them.” (Picked from MOP) Selected comments from MOP: 爬处来的小僵尸：I feel like feeding them bamboo. 如梦醉浮生001：So cute 江山如画人间如梦：wawawawawa 狼妖小小：Fierce. 秋刀恨：Kawaii (Japanese word for cute.) 摩羯荣：Hehe, first time of jizz in the front… 冒牌的楼主：Not enough bamboos. Everybody comes to help! 人品测速器：I want to feed bamboo. Yes or no!!! [...]
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