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Man In China Jailed For Opening Coffins At Ancient Burial Site, Kissing Skulls
He opened up three coffins and live-streamed a video of himself that showed him removing the bones from one of the coffins.
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Actor Keanu Reeves' Films Removed From Chinese Video Sites After Tibet Concert: Report
Chinese streaming platforms have pulled down the films and video content starring Hollywood actor Keanu Reeves.
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China Targets Online Platforms in Quest to 'Clean Up' Internet
China will scrutinise online platforms such as social media networks and video-sharing sites to clamp down on fake accounts and information as part of its drive to "clean up" the Internet, the country's cyber regulator said.
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Tencent's $5.3-Billion Video Games Merger Blocked by Chinese Antitrust Regulator
China's market regulator said it would block Tencent's plan to merge the country's top two videogame streaming sites, Huya and DouYu, on antitrust grounds.
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Reusable Chinese Spacecraft Lands Successfully, State Media Reports
China’s experimental reusable spacecraft that was launched into orbit has successfully returned to a designated site on Sunday, marking a breakthrough that could lead to cheaper round-trips to space.
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Sony Invests $400 Million in Chinese Video Site Bilibili
Chinese video site Bilibili will receive $400 million equity investment from Sony America, Bilibili said Thursday, as the two companies seek to further collaborate in entertainment to attract China's Gen Z.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3D Renders Visualise What It Could Look Like, Pops Up on China's 3C Certification Site
LetsGoDigital has released a mockup video of what the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip could look like, which looks stunning. Meanwhile, the alleged phone has also popped up on China’s 3C certification site under the model number SM-F700.
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Chinese Man Slings Dying Dolphin Over His Shoulder In Bizarre Video
Police in China are hunting for an unidentified man who was filmed walking along a beach with a small dolphin slung over his shoulder. According to several media reports, the dolphin was stranded on a beach in southern China. The reports quote eyewitnesses as saying that the man simply picked up the dolphin and walked away with it. A short clip tha...
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China Bans "Subversive" Cartoon Peppa Pig From Popular Video App
A Chinese internet platform has given the British cartoon "Peppa Pig" the chop as state media lamented that the series had become a "subversive" icon for slackers and anti-social young people. At least 30,000 clips of "Peppa Pig", whose heroine is a playful bright pink pig, were removed from the popular Douyin video-sharing platform, while the #Pep...
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Pregnant Woman Deliberately Trips 4-Year-Old To "Teach Him A Lesson"
Shocking CCTV footage captures the moment a heavily pregnant woman deliberately tripped a four-year-old boy. The woman reportedly did it because she was "annoyed" and wanted to teach the child "a lesson." The surveillance footage went viral on Chinese social networking sites, where many condemned the woman's "shameful" behaviour.
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Lorry Carrying Stones Flips Over. Biker's Close Shave Caught On Film
The frightening moment a motorcyclist narrowly escaped being buried under a lorry carrying stones and sand has been caught on camera. The video, shared by CGTN on Twitter, has left many on the micro-blogging site shocked.
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China Shuts Some Live Streaming Sites, Punishes Companies
Almost half of China's 730 million Internet users use live video streaming sites and apps, according to authorities.
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Teacher Slaps Student. She Slaps Her Back. It Doesn't End There
A video from China has gone viral for capturing something you don't see happening very often in classrooms. The video, originally posted on Chinese social networking site Weibo, shows a teacher hitting a student. But it didn't end there.
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LeEco Said to Be Looking to Sell Its Silicon Valley Site Amid Cash Crunch
LeEco is one of China's most ambitious companies that grew from a Netflix-like video website to a business empire spanning consumer electronics to cars within 13 years.
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To Woo the Chinese, Samsung Turns to Product Placement in Online Videos
Samsung with working with ad tech company Mirriad and China's video site Youku to market Samsung products to viewers who are gravitating toward streaming video content.
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Man In China Jailed For Opening Coffins At Ancient Burial Site, Kissing Skulls
He opened up three coffins and live-streamed a video of himself that showed him removing the bones from one of the coffins.
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Actor Keanu Reeves' Films Removed From Chinese Video Sites After Tibet Concert: Report
Chinese streaming platforms have pulled down the films and video content starring Hollywood actor Keanu Reeves.
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China Targets Online Platforms in Quest to 'Clean Up' Internet
China will scrutinise online platforms such as social media networks and video-sharing sites to clamp down on fake accounts and information as part of its drive to "clean up" the Internet, the country's cyber regulator said.
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Tencent's $5.3-Billion Video Games Merger Blocked by Chinese Antitrust Regulator
China's market regulator said it would block Tencent's plan to merge the country's top two videogame streaming sites, Huya and DouYu, on antitrust grounds.
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Reusable Chinese Spacecraft Lands Successfully, State Media Reports
China’s experimental reusable spacecraft that was launched into orbit has successfully returned to a designated site on Sunday, marking a breakthrough that could lead to cheaper round-trips to space.
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Sony Invests $400 Million in Chinese Video Site Bilibili
Chinese video site Bilibili will receive $400 million equity investment from Sony America, Bilibili said Thursday, as the two companies seek to further collaborate in entertainment to attract China's Gen Z.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3D Renders Visualise What It Could Look Like, Pops Up on China's 3C Certification Site
LetsGoDigital has released a mockup video of what the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip could look like, which looks stunning. Meanwhile, the alleged phone has also popped up on China’s 3C certification site under the model number SM-F700.
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Chinese Man Slings Dying Dolphin Over His Shoulder In Bizarre Video
Police in China are hunting for an unidentified man who was filmed walking along a beach with a small dolphin slung over his shoulder. According to several media reports, the dolphin was stranded on a beach in southern China. The reports quote eyewitnesses as saying that the man simply picked up the dolphin and walked away with it. A short clip tha...
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China Bans "Subversive" Cartoon Peppa Pig From Popular Video App
A Chinese internet platform has given the British cartoon "Peppa Pig" the chop as state media lamented that the series had become a "subversive" icon for slackers and anti-social young people. At least 30,000 clips of "Peppa Pig", whose heroine is a playful bright pink pig, were removed from the popular Douyin video-sharing platform, while the #Pep...
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Pregnant Woman Deliberately Trips 4-Year-Old To "Teach Him A Lesson"
Shocking CCTV footage captures the moment a heavily pregnant woman deliberately tripped a four-year-old boy. The woman reportedly did it because she was "annoyed" and wanted to teach the child "a lesson." The surveillance footage went viral on Chinese social networking sites, where many condemned the woman's "shameful" behaviour.
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Lorry Carrying Stones Flips Over. Biker's Close Shave Caught On Film
The frightening moment a motorcyclist narrowly escaped being buried under a lorry carrying stones and sand has been caught on camera. The video, shared by CGTN on Twitter, has left many on the micro-blogging site shocked.
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China Shuts Some Live Streaming Sites, Punishes Companies
Almost half of China's 730 million Internet users use live video streaming sites and apps, according to authorities.
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Teacher Slaps Student. She Slaps Her Back. It Doesn't End There
A video from China has gone viral for capturing something you don't see happening very often in classrooms. The video, originally posted on Chinese social networking site Weibo, shows a teacher hitting a student. But it didn't end there.
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LeEco Said to Be Looking to Sell Its Silicon Valley Site Amid Cash Crunch
LeEco is one of China's most ambitious companies that grew from a Netflix-like video website to a business empire spanning consumer electronics to cars within 13 years.
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To Woo the Chinese, Samsung Turns to Product Placement in Online Videos
Samsung with working with ad tech company Mirriad and China's video site Youku to market Samsung products to viewers who are gravitating toward streaming video content.
