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Chinese Man Found Living Under Mall Staircase For 6 Months, Arrested
A man in China managed to evade security guards and live comfortably in a mall for six months.
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Shanghai Takes Further Steps Towards Reopening, Beijing Eases Covid Curbs
Shanghai announced on Sunday further steps towards returning to more normal life and lifting a two-month COVID-19 lockdown this week, while Beijing reopened parts of its public transport, some malls, gyms and other venues as infections stabilised.
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Beijing Extends Covid Curbs As Lockdown Anger In Shanghai Grows
China's capital Beijing closed more gyms, malls, cinemas and apartment blocks on Friday, with authorities ramping up contact tracing to contain a COVID-19 outbreak.
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This Mall Has Resting Booths For Husbands While Wives Shop. Sexist Much?
Global Harbour, Shanghai's largest mall, recently launched four 'husband rest hatches' where boyfriends and husbands can play games and watch TV.
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Cashing in on health scares, China online food sales boom
Chinese consumers are responding to a powerful new marketing tactic that plays to a widespread fear of food contamination - the promise of safe groceries sold online.
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Chinese Man Found Living Under Mall Staircase For 6 Months, Arrested
A man in China managed to evade security guards and live comfortably in a mall for six months.
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Shanghai Takes Further Steps Towards Reopening, Beijing Eases Covid Curbs
Shanghai announced on Sunday further steps towards returning to more normal life and lifting a two-month COVID-19 lockdown this week, while Beijing reopened parts of its public transport, some malls, gyms and other venues as infections stabilised.
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Beijing Extends Covid Curbs As Lockdown Anger In Shanghai Grows
China's capital Beijing closed more gyms, malls, cinemas and apartment blocks on Friday, with authorities ramping up contact tracing to contain a COVID-19 outbreak.
-
This Mall Has Resting Booths For Husbands While Wives Shop. Sexist Much?
Global Harbour, Shanghai's largest mall, recently launched four 'husband rest hatches' where boyfriends and husbands can play games and watch TV.
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Cashing in on health scares, China online food sales boom
Chinese consumers are responding to a powerful new marketing tactic that plays to a widespread fear of food contamination - the promise of safe groceries sold online.
