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Shanxi Pu opera stages Shakespeare's Othello in Chinese adaptation
A Pu opera troupe from Shanxi's Linfen and Yuncheng stages Shakespeare's Othello in a production called "Othello: Suspicion."
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Top female students boost classmates' grades in China study
A study in China found top female students improved grades for other girls, especially those from poorer families.
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'Uncle Goose' creator rebuilds business as viral fame fades
Chinese content creator Lin Jiang, known as 'Uncle Goose', is rebuilding his braised goose business after his 2025 viral surge faded by spring 2026.
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Former canoeist Lin Yangduo promotes rural Zhejiang in fitness videos
Former national canoeist Lin Yangduo is using fitness videos to promote tourism and local products in Xinchang County, Zhejiang.
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Nanjing coffee seller Han Suzhen recalls viral fame that briefly boosted sales
Han Suzhen, 74, saw her instant coffee sales surge then fall after a viral video made her shop a national sensation.
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Chinese trial reports gene therapy success for congenital deafness caused by OTOF mutation
Chinese scientists reported successful gene therapy treating congenital deafness with 90% overall response in 42 patients.
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Chinese parody 'bottom journals' spread as academic stress relief
Chinese parody journals that mock top academic titles have spread on social media and drawn contributors from students to professors.
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Chinese Noodle Seller Cheng Yunfu Overwhelmed by Viral Fame in 2021
Cheng Yunfu, a 44-year-old noodle seller in Shandong, was swarmed by crowds after his pork bone broth noodles went viral in spring 2021.
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China expects record 1.52 billion domestic trips during May Day holiday
China anticipates a record 1.52 billion inter-regional domestic trips from May 1-5, a 4% rise over last year.
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Chinese Tourists Hide School Textbooks at Famous Landmarks in Global Trend
Chinese tourists have been leaving high school textbooks at global landmarks as part of a viral 'textbook relay' treasure hunt since November 2025.
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Lost WWII Yiddish Songs to Be Performed in Shanghai for First Time in Asia
Lost anti-fascist Yiddish songs from World War II will be performed in Shanghai this month, marking their Asian debut.
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Bangladeshi father rescues baby after child falls onto tracks at Bhairab Railway Station
A Bangladeshi father saved his baby after the child slipped onto the tracks as a train passed at Bhairab Railway Station.
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American woman dies after falling from Hong Kong hotel pool deck
A 69-year-old American woman died after falling from the 29th-floor pool deck of Hotel Indigo in Hong Kong's Wan Chai district.
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Yan Huichang to step down as Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra artistic director in 2027
Yan Huichang will step down as artistic director of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra in July 2027 after 30 years at the helm.
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Mayon ashfall blankets 87 villages in Philippines, livestock die
Ashfall from Mayon volcano blanketed 87 villages near the Philippine peak, killed 5 livestock and left clean-up under way on Monday.
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Green group warns public after people land on Hong Kong tern breeding island
Five people landed on an uninhabited Hong Kong island known for tern breeding, prompting conservation concerns.