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Chinese shoppers travel nationwide to Pangdonglai supermarket in Xuchang for trusted retail experience
Shoppers from across China travel to Pangdonglai's Xuchang supermarket to shop and learn as trust drives its success.
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Deaf Delivery Riders in Nanjing Gain Pride and New Opportunities Through Gig Work
In Nanjing, deaf food delivery riders have found dignity and financial progress through gig work after years of low-wage labor.
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China’s Nearly 1,000-Year-Old Ying County Wooden Pagoda Faces Targeted Stabilization
Chinese authorities deny full disassembly rumors and focus on partial reinforcement of the ancient Ying County wooden pagoda.
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Only 1 in 2,000 aspiring pro gamers advance at Chinese esports training center
Wei Yuan says just 0.5% of 400 weekly esports inquiries qualify for offline testing, and one in 10 of those get further training in China.
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Chinese wuxia and xianxia TV series draw global audiences
Chinese wuxia and xianxia TV series are winning international fans as female web novelists reshape the genre.
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China fines seven major e-commerce platforms 3.6 billion yuan for fake cake orders
China fined seven leading e-commerce firms 3.6 billion yuan for enabling ghost kitchens to sell millions of fake cake orders.
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Chinese brands turn customer comments into business decisions
Chinese brands are using “tingquan” marketing to turn customer comments and memes into real business choices [s1]
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Chinese woman allegedly embezzled 17 million yuan to tip livestreamers
A 20-year-old woman in Zhengzhou allegedly stole 17 million yuan from her family business for livestream tipping and online games.
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Young Chinese Women Seek Financial Independence Amid Economic Uncertainty
Young Chinese women, including journalist Liu Danru, prioritize financial freedom and stability amid economic unpredictability and cultural challenges abroad.
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China’s strictest fireworks rules take effect as crackdown begins
China put its toughest fireworks rules into force on May 1, tightening safety, noise and chemical limits as a yearlong crackdown began.
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Shanxi Pu opera stages Shakespeare's Othello in Chinese adaptation
A Pu opera troupe from Shanxi's Linfen and Yuncheng stages Shakespeare's Othello in a production called "Othello: Suspicion."
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Top female students boost classmates' grades in China study
A study in China found top female students improved grades for other girls, especially those from poorer families.
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'Uncle Goose' creator rebuilds business as viral fame fades
Chinese content creator Lin Jiang, known as 'Uncle Goose', is rebuilding his braised goose business after his 2025 viral surge faded by spring 2026.
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Former canoeist Lin Yangduo promotes rural Zhejiang in fitness videos
Former national canoeist Lin Yangduo is using fitness videos to promote tourism and local products in Xinchang County, Zhejiang.
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Overwatch marks 10 years with lasting esports fan base in China
Overwatch turns 10 in 2026 as Blizzard's game keeps a strong esports following in China.
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Nanjing coffee seller Han Suzhen recalls viral fame that briefly boosted sales
Han Suzhen, 74, saw her instant coffee sales surge then fall after a viral video made her shop a national sensation.
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Chinese trial reports gene therapy success for congenital deafness caused by OTOF mutation
Chinese scientists reported successful gene therapy treating congenital deafness with 90% overall response in 42 patients.
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Chinese parody 'bottom journals' spread as academic stress relief
Chinese parody journals that mock top academic titles have spread on social media and drawn contributors from students to professors.
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Shenzhen pilots relay delivery system for older women runners
Shenzhen is piloting a relay food delivery system to improve security and pay for older women runners in tall buildings.
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China Clones 10 Tibetan Yaks in Single Batch, Advancing Animal Cloning Efforts
Chinese scientists successfully cloned 10 Tibetan yaks in one batch, marking a breakthrough in group animal cloning.
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Chinese Noodle Seller Cheng Yunfu Overwhelmed by Viral Fame in 2021
Cheng Yunfu, a 44-year-old noodle seller in Shandong, was swarmed by crowds after his pork bone broth noodles went viral in spring 2021.
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China expects record 1.52 billion domestic trips during May Day holiday
China anticipates a record 1.52 billion inter-regional domestic trips from May 1-5, a 4% rise over last year.
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China’s AI growth depends on data-labeling work by rural women in inland communities
China’s AI sector relies on rural women in inland data-labeling centers to prepare training data for algorithms.
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Chinese Tourists Hide School Textbooks at Famous Landmarks in Global Trend
Chinese tourists have been leaving high school textbooks at global landmarks as part of a viral 'textbook relay' treasure hunt since November 2025.