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‘Sing Hallelujah to the Lord’ has become the unofficial anthem of the anti-extradition protest movement

Hongkongers hit the streets in full force again, calling for Carrie Lam’s resignation

Hong Kong’s anti-extradition protest movement sees its first death

Taiwan lambasts Hong Kong for using it as an excuse in suspension of controversial extradition bill

It’s Xi Jinping’s 66th birthday and Putin sent him a cake and some Russian ice cream to celebrate

BREAKING: Hong Kong’s controversial extradition law bill now indefinitely suspended

Google translation of “So sad to see HK become part of China” returns sentence meaning the opposite

Hong Kong protesters want to hold another march this Sunday and they want to make it even bigger

Telegram group admin arrested in Hong Kong over anti-extradition protests

Rallies held around the world to express solidarity with Hong Kong anti-extradition protesters

“China’s richest son” trades online disses with crypto founder who’s having lunch with Warren Buffett

Philippines says Chinese fishing vessel crashed into Filipino boat and left crewmen to drown

The winner of the Hong Kong protests is… Tsai Ing-wen

Young Hongkongers return to scene of violent clashes with police to pick up trash

While reporting on clashes in Hong Kong, CBS News reporter is given umbrella, helmet by protesters

Hong Kong reporters show up to police press conference wearing helmets and gas masks

Watch how extremely proficient Hong Kong protesters have become at dousing tear gas canisters

Mother makes desperate plea for police to stop hurting young protesters during Wednesday’s chaos

Telegram founder points to China as culprit behind cyberattack during Hong Kong protests

Hong Kong police shown beating young female protester in shocking video
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China’s vision of a censored internet is spreading

What do Americans think about the Huawei ban?

Why Hong Kong is rising up

Chinese ambassador to the UK: Britain has ‘no right to interfere’ with Hong Kong

Would you queue 5 hours or pay ¥500 for a White Rabbit milk tea?

Ai Weiwei speaks about Hong Kong protests, warns that they could end like Tiananmen Square

Tens of thousands remember Tiananmen 30th anniversary in Hong Kong with candlelight vigil

When expats die in China, they just respawn at Pudong airport

WATCH: What does the ideal Chinese guy look like?

Hebei woman buys Volkswagen Passat with 130,000 yuan in spare change

WATCH: Kawhi Leonard shows off his Mandarin after playoff win

WATCH: Three giant gods watch over Hebei hotel, protecting guests from evil spirits

WATCH: Hero 19-year-old crane operator saves 14 people from burning building

Chinese live-steamer tries to eat octopus alive, nearly gets her face ripped off

WATCH: Why Chinese girls actually liked that “creepy” Tom Hiddleston commercial

WATCH: An intimate ode to food delivery guys

China opens Mars simulation base in Gobi Desert

WATCH: Postal worker bumps into a wild giant panda on his way to work

WATCH: China’s sperm collecting machine has gone viral yet again

Electrical workers take “power nap” on tower 50 meters above the ground
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Kunming factory using feet-washing water to make rice vermicelli

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A shady vermicelli factory in Kunming has been exposed for using water from a pond where people go to wash...

Tsinghua professor: ‘To rape a bargirl does less harm than to rape a good woman’

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A Tsinghua University professor took to Weibo yesterday to spew some idiocy about the ongoing trial against Li Tianyi, a...

Chinese museum forced to close after 40,000 fakes discovered

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A Chinese museum in Hebei province has been forced to close, after authorities discovered it housed over 40,000 fakes which...

China’s first Good Samaritan law comes into effect next month

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From August 1, Shenzhen will implement China's first Good Samaritan law, which will hopefully protect altruists and punish those who...

Boy sued for 500,000 yuan after failing to save drowning friends

by jamesgriffiths

The families of two girls who drowned in a lake in Dazhou are seeking to sue one of the girls'...

23 year old becomes grandmother, daughter-in-law is her classmate

by jamesgriffiths

A Fujian woman has, by stroke of fate, become a grandmother at the age of 23. According to Sohu, this...

Top 5 lessons from 1989 Chinese pick-up book ‘How to Get Pretty Girls’

by jamesgriffiths

A Chinese dating book, published in 1989 has all of a sudden become one of the most talked-about topics on...

Quirky company hands out condoms to employees for Dragon Boat Festival

by jamesgriffiths

An employee in Hunan province was stunned to receive 40 condoms from his company, gifted to him during Dragon Boat...

Retired military officer begging on the streets of Guangzhou ushered away by police

by jamesgriffiths

According to posts circulated on Weibo, a former People's Liberation Army officer was begging on the streets of Guangzhou, until...

Failure is not an option for the gaokao student with four watches

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It's pretty normal to pack multiple pens for an exam. Maybe a few pencils and pens, just in case. But...

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