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New Self-Immolation Reported in Tibet
On Thursday morning Tsampa Revolution @TsampaRevolt published a photo on Twitter that is said to show a new Tibetan self-immolation, which is said to have taken place in Tsekhok, in eastern Tibet.
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Chinese Feng Shui Master Sells Spells Online — And They Work, Say Customers
A 30 year-old feng shui master in China makes over 100,000 yuan ($16,303 dollars) a month selling spells, talismans, and other good luck charms through an online shop.
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Match-Making Markets Flourish in Chinese City Parks
Chinese parents, anxious to find a good match for their children, drag their eligible sons and daughters to the park and put them on display along with their personal information and want list.
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Burned Bus in China Sparks Online Discussion, and Criticism
A bus explosion in Fujian Province has led to censorship, and complaints at rough treatment of family members of victims.
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Chinese Regime Prioritizes Stability Maintenance Over Quake Rescue Efforts
The Communist Party has been preventing civilian volunteers from helping earthquake victims to avoid disclosure of the true number of casualties and shoddy buildings.
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Xi Jinping’s Taxi Ride, Tossed in the Memory Hole
For the last two days Chinese media has been abuzz with the news that Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping took a very ordinary taxi ride in Beijing.
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Chinese Victim in Boston Evokes Internet Discussion
The sudden, violent death of a young Chinese student in the Boston Marathon bombing has ignited on the Chinese Internet a discussion about terrorism and the United States, with many netizens repudiating the anti-American sentiments that are often found in state media outlets.
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Chinese Farmers Fight Land Grabs in Two Provinces
Farmers in Hubei and Yunnan provinces have been up in arms after local authorities took their land.
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New Self-Immolation Reported in Tibet
On Thursday morning Tsampa Revolution @TsampaRevolt published a photo on Twitter that is said to show a new Tibetan self-immolation, which is said to have taken place in Tsekhok, in eastern Tibet.
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Chinese Feng Shui Master Sells Spells Online — And They Work, Say Customers
A 30 year-old feng shui master in China makes over 100,000 yuan ($16,303 dollars) a month selling spells, talismans, and other good luck charms through an online shop.
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Match-Making Markets Flourish in Chinese City Parks
Chinese parents, anxious to find a good match for their children, drag their eligible sons and daughters to the park and put them on display along with their personal information and want list.
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Burned Bus in China Sparks Online Discussion, and Criticism
A bus explosion in Fujian Province has led to censorship, and complaints at rough treatment of family members of victims.
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Chinese Regime Prioritizes Stability Maintenance Over Quake Rescue Efforts
The Communist Party has been preventing civilian volunteers from helping earthquake victims to avoid disclosure of the true number of casualties and shoddy buildings.
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Xi Jinping’s Taxi Ride, Tossed in the Memory Hole
For the last two days Chinese media has been abuzz with the news that Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping took a very ordinary taxi ride in Beijing.
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Chinese Victim in Boston Evokes Internet Discussion
The sudden, violent death of a young Chinese student in the Boston Marathon bombing has ignited on the Chinese Internet a discussion about terrorism and the United States, with many netizens repudiating the anti-American sentiments that are often found in state media outlets.
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Chinese Farmers Fight Land Grabs in Two Provinces
Farmers in Hubei and Yunnan provinces have been up in arms after local authorities took their land.
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