That's what frantic Weibo users were speculating about on Saturday night when multiple photos were uploaded around 8pm showing what appeared to be plumes of smoke coming off the top of Shanghai's tallest building. Fire authorities' official response: "Nope, clouds."
OMG was there a fire on the World Financial Center on Saturday?!
Jing'an escalator catches fire, rise of the machines begins
Oh my god Shanghai. Arm yourselves. Not 24 hours after a wicked Line 4 escalator cackled before terrifying passengers last night, one of the most highly-trafficked escalators in Jing'an Temple caught fire today! Plumes of white smoke are said to have spilled out onto Nanjing W Road, engulfing the mall above the metro stop around 10:40am this morning.
China pleads with doctors to quit smoking
China's Health Minister, Chen Zhu, has cautioned medical workers to quit smoking, in order to “set a good example for their patients and others who look up to them,” according to China Daily. About 320 million people are smokers right now, and growing rates of lung cancer and emphysema have become a major health concern. But without laws, taxes and other regulations in place, we can't help but think Mr. Chen won't have much luck seeing an end to smoking doctors. After all, it's not like they haven't been trying to get them to quit for years already.

