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With Optimism And Caution, China Takes Holiday From Virus Anxiety
With optimism and a heavy dose of caution, millions of Chinese hit the road or visited newly re-opened tourist sites on Friday for an extended national holiday in a post-coronavirus confidence test.
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Chinese Using Fake Documents For Free Entry To Tourist Sites
Hundreds of Chinese tourists have been caught using fake military documents to obtain free tickets to historical sites and museums during the ongoing week-long holidays to celebrate China's National Day.
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The Panama Papers Are Super Awkward For Beijing
The Panama Papers, a massive report that claims to document shady business dealings by a who's who of the global elite, landed in China on a national holiday, presenting the authorities with an interesting, probably vexing, question: How to scrub the web of the juicy-but-as-yet-unconfirmed charges against politically connected Chinese?
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Oil Rebounds, Shrugging of US Stockpile Build
Crude oil futures rose in early Asian trade on Thursday, shrugging off a surprise build in U.S. inventories as some Chinese traders returned following a week-long National Day holiday period.
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6 Killed in China as Letter Bombs Explode in Multiple Locations
Six people were killed on Wednesday when 15 letter bombs exploded in southern China, state media reported, with blasts reported in more than ten locations including government offices.
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Fog, pollution disrupt travel amid China holiday
Fog and pollution descended on northern China on Sunday, leading to flight cancellations and road closures at a time when millions of Chinese were headed home as a weeklong national holiday neared its end.
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85 million Chinese travel on day one of long holiday
A staggering 85 million Chinese took to the highways on Sunday, the first day of the eight-day long national holiday. The figure is 13.3 per cent more than the equivalent period last year, according to the ministry of transport.
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With Optimism And Caution, China Takes Holiday From Virus Anxiety
With optimism and a heavy dose of caution, millions of Chinese hit the road or visited newly re-opened tourist sites on Friday for an extended national holiday in a post-coronavirus confidence test.
-
Chinese Using Fake Documents For Free Entry To Tourist Sites
Hundreds of Chinese tourists have been caught using fake military documents to obtain free tickets to historical sites and museums during the ongoing week-long holidays to celebrate China's National Day.
-
The Panama Papers Are Super Awkward For Beijing
The Panama Papers, a massive report that claims to document shady business dealings by a who's who of the global elite, landed in China on a national holiday, presenting the authorities with an interesting, probably vexing, question: How to scrub the web of the juicy-but-as-yet-unconfirmed charges against politically connected Chinese?
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Oil Rebounds, Shrugging of US Stockpile Build
Crude oil futures rose in early Asian trade on Thursday, shrugging off a surprise build in U.S. inventories as some Chinese traders returned following a week-long National Day holiday period.
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6 Killed in China as Letter Bombs Explode in Multiple Locations
Six people were killed on Wednesday when 15 letter bombs exploded in southern China, state media reported, with blasts reported in more than ten locations including government offices.
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Fog, pollution disrupt travel amid China holiday
Fog and pollution descended on northern China on Sunday, leading to flight cancellations and road closures at a time when millions of Chinese were headed home as a weeklong national holiday neared its end.
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85 million Chinese travel on day one of long holiday
A staggering 85 million Chinese took to the highways on Sunday, the first day of the eight-day long national holiday. The figure is 13.3 per cent more than the equivalent period last year, according to the ministry of transport.
