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This Futuristic Public Toilet In China Analyses Your Urine To Measure Health
Shanghai-based documentary director Christian Petersen-Clausen shared a photo of one such urinal and shared his experience in a Twitter thread.
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Chinese Workers Made To Drink Urine For Failing To Finish Tasks: Report
Workers at a Chinese home renovation company who failed to complete their tasks had to drink urine, eat cockroaches or get whipped by a belt. Others had to shave their heads or drink water from a toilet bowl and had their salaries withheld by a month, according to images and videos on Chinese social media cited by state media. The punishments were ...
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Goodbye 'Chinglish'. China To Take Down Public Signs With Bad English
Public signs such as "Pee Park" and "deformed man toilet" may finally be a thing of the past as Chinese authorities crack down on poor translations known as "Chinglish".
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Toilets In China Install Cameras To Stop Toilet Paper Theft
Public toilets in Beijing have started using facial recognition technology to stop toilet paper theft after it became rampant.
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This Futuristic Public Toilet In China Analyses Your Urine To Measure Health
Shanghai-based documentary director Christian Petersen-Clausen shared a photo of one such urinal and shared his experience in a Twitter thread.
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Chinese Workers Made To Drink Urine For Failing To Finish Tasks: Report
Workers at a Chinese home renovation company who failed to complete their tasks had to drink urine, eat cockroaches or get whipped by a belt. Others had to shave their heads or drink water from a toilet bowl and had their salaries withheld by a month, according to images and videos on Chinese social media cited by state media. The punishments were ...
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Goodbye 'Chinglish'. China To Take Down Public Signs With Bad English
Public signs such as "Pee Park" and "deformed man toilet" may finally be a thing of the past as Chinese authorities crack down on poor translations known as "Chinglish".
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Toilets In China Install Cameras To Stop Toilet Paper Theft
Public toilets in Beijing have started using facial recognition technology to stop toilet paper theft after it became rampant.
