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'Lunch Of Suffering': Chinese People Call European Food 'Bland', Internet In Splits
Chinese bloggers are sharing their honest and relatable reactions to typical 'white people' lunches. Here's all you need to know!
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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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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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China Censors Scrub Emoji Tributes To Nobel Winner Liu Xiaobo
China's censors raced today to scrub social media networks of candles, RIP and other tributes to Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo as they seek to silence discussion about the prominent dissident's death.
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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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PM Narendra Modi Makes Debut on Chinese Social Media Giant 'Weibo' Ahead of China Visit
Days before his visit to China, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has debuted on the country's popular social media platform Weibo.
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Beijing Official Says Chinese Have No Need for Blocked Websites
"If you gave these (Facebook and Twitter) to me, I would not use them. I like using Weibo and WeChat."
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Weibo, a Chinese answer to Twitter, prices its offering at $17
Weibo priced its initial public offering at $17 per American depositary share Wednesday, at the bottom of its expected range. At that level, the social network operator will have raised $285 million, and would be valued at $3.6 billion. By contrast, Twitter ended trading Wednesday worth $26 billion.
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Twitter CEO Dick Costolo to make his first visit to China
The move signals Twitter's interest in cracking the lucrative but thorny Chinese market.
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Alibaba pushes into social networking with Weibo investment
Weibo, China's version of Twitter, has grown at a fast clip since its launch in 2009 and has gained from the blockage of Twitter by the Chinese government.
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Mystery of the Chinese zombie Yalies
Yale's new Sina Weibo account has exploded in popularity, apparently far faster than any other US institution's.
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'Lunch Of Suffering': Chinese People Call European Food 'Bland', Internet In Splits
Chinese bloggers are sharing their honest and relatable reactions to typical 'white people' lunches. Here's all you need to know!
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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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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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China Censors Scrub Emoji Tributes To Nobel Winner Liu Xiaobo
China's censors raced today to scrub social media networks of candles, RIP and other tributes to Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo as they seek to silence discussion about the prominent dissident's death.
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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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PM Narendra Modi Makes Debut on Chinese Social Media Giant 'Weibo' Ahead of China Visit
Days before his visit to China, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has debuted on the country's popular social media platform Weibo.
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Beijing Official Says Chinese Have No Need for Blocked Websites
"If you gave these (Facebook and Twitter) to me, I would not use them. I like using Weibo and WeChat."
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Weibo, a Chinese answer to Twitter, prices its offering at $17
Weibo priced its initial public offering at $17 per American depositary share Wednesday, at the bottom of its expected range. At that level, the social network operator will have raised $285 million, and would be valued at $3.6 billion. By contrast, Twitter ended trading Wednesday worth $26 billion.
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Twitter CEO Dick Costolo to make his first visit to China
The move signals Twitter's interest in cracking the lucrative but thorny Chinese market.
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Alibaba pushes into social networking with Weibo investment
Weibo, China's version of Twitter, has grown at a fast clip since its launch in 2009 and has gained from the blockage of Twitter by the Chinese government.
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Mystery of the Chinese zombie Yalies
Yale's new Sina Weibo account has exploded in popularity, apparently far faster than any other US institution's.
