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· King Malleta
Chinese Patient Plays With Her Phone During Operation to Help With Anxiety
Mobile phones are typically not allowed inside operating rooms, but a Chinese hospital made an exception for a 69-year-old patient to relieve her anxiety. A patient from China with a surname Zhu went to a hospital in Hangzhou in Zhejiang Province to address the varicose veins on…
· Ryan General
Father Begs Strangers to Beat Him To Raise Money For Son’s Eye Operation
A Chinese father, desperate for money, has a heart-rending plea to passersby on a street in Beijing: they may hit him on his buttocks in exchange for 10 yuan ($1.45), so he can accumulate enough money to pay for his son’s operation. Wearing only his boxers, the dad can be found…
· Ryan General
Bangladeshi ‘Tree Man’ Gets Hope After Multiple Operations
The ‘Tree man’ of Bangladesh may finally be cured of his mysterious condition after undergoing a massive operation involving a series of surgeries, doctors claim. Abul Bajandar developed huge bark-like warts on his hands, arms and other parts of the body due to the extremely…
· Carl Samson
68-Year-Old Man Undergoes 7 Operations After Getting Rare Flesh-Eating Disease in Taiwan
The beautiful memory of one vacation to Taiwan turned into a nightmare when a 68-year-old Singaporean man acquired a flesh-eating disease as a souvenir. The man, named Huang, spent 19 days at the hospital where he underwent seven operations that included blood transfusions and…
· Ryan General
Man Sings the Chinese Opera Version of an Adele Song — Breaks the Chinese Internet
Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” was a huge global hit back in 2011. Five years later, the song is making a comeback in China, but in a slightly more epic version. Mixing Chinese opera with the distinct twist of the dialect of Ningxiang County (northeastern part of Hunan), a…
· Editorial Staff
Uber Surrenders Operations in China to Didi Chuxing for $1 Billion
The two dominant ride-hailing app rivals in China have joined forces to create an even more formidable company. Didi Chuxing, a domestic ride-hailing service leader in China, is acquiring Uber’s operations in China. According to sources who told Bloomberg, the company’s…
· Ryan General
This 12-Year-Old Chinese Opera Genius Just Got Admitted into College
A talented Chinese student is about to skip several years of schooling ahead of her classmates after passing a college entrance exam while still enrolled in primary school. Fifth grader Huang Sihan took an independent entrance exam for Anhui Professional College of Art and aced…
· Ryan General
Beijing Cat With The Saddest Eyes Ever Brings Nothing But Joy to the World
One may find it ironic that Luhu, dubbed as the saddest-looking cat in all of the internet, can easily make anyone smile with his innate charm and adorableness. Regardless, the 5-year-old cat from Beijing, China has become an internet celebrity due to her gloomy facade that many…
· Ryan General
Rising Student Suicide Rates Spark Outrage at Vicious Online Lending Companies in China
The growing number of students being driven to suicide due to student loans is causing widespread public outrage in China. In recent years, stories of students taking their lives after falling prey to loan sharks have increased in local media and social networking platforms.
· Kyle Encina
China is Becoming a ‘Respected’ Leader in Keeping World Peace with UN Contributions
China is set to become a global peacekeeper, not just by deploying 2,609 policemen to the UN, but also doubling their efforts around the world in countries including Afghanistan, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Kosovo, Cyprus, Liberia, Sudan, South Sudan, and Haiti. A short documentary by…
· Heather Johnson Yu
Asian American Congresswoman Calls Out Game Studio for Racist ‘Dirty Chinese Restaurant’ Game
An independent game studio has recently come under fire for its inaugural game, Dirty Chinese Restaurant. The title, currently in development by Big-O-Tree Games (wordplay on “bigotry”), features a slew of racist themes, including a “sweatshop mode”, employees with rice-picker…
· Ryan General
China Installs 20 Million of the ‘World’s Most Advanced’ AI Surveillance Cameras to Track People
Chinese citizens are now being watched over by 20 million security cameras equipped with artificial intelligence technology as part of the government’s anti-crime operation program ironically named “Sky Net”. The state of the art surveillance system, claimed to be the most…
· Bryan Ke
Drunk Driver Bails After Crashing Car, Leaves Girlfriend to Die in Wreckage
Michael Laurence Campbell, 21, is now facing two criminal charges after the accident that caused the death of his girlfriend, Ria Patel, 20, at around 3:40 a.m. on September 17. Campbell and Patel both came from a party before the accident in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where…
· Bryan Ke
‘Ghost Corpse’ Body Pillows are Now a Growing Trend in Malaysia, Indonesia
Ever wonder what it would feel like if you wake up one night and find a ghost corpse sleeping next to you? One online store Mon Hia, based in Thailand, is now selling a Pocong body pillow, perfect to cuddle with this coming Halloween. This Pocong body pillow, which is often…
· Kyle Encina
Philippines’ President Openly Insults Human Rights Official By Asking ‘Are you gay or a pedophile?’
The Philippines’ President Rodrigo Duterte is now questioning the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) Chairperson Chito Gascon’s true motives as well as his sexuality. This isn’t the first time the Philippine leader openly mocked Gascon as he previously referred to the human rights…
· Kyle Encina
China’s Sex Doll Sharing Service Shut Down By Police For Being a ‘Bad Influence on Society’
China’s controversial sex doll sharing service became so popular that it caught the attention of the police, which took the service down for being too vulgar. Xiamen-based company Touch also sells other vulgar items such as sex toys, but only their doll rental services were…
· Carl Samson
Street ‘Doctor’ in China Cuts Dogs’ Vocal Cords to Stop Them From Barking
A man assuming the work of a veterinarian had been cutting pet dogs’ vocal cords in southwestern China. The man, surnamed Zeng, set up his business at a stall in a Chengdu market.
· Carl Samson
U.S. Stops Issuing Visas in Cambodia Because the Country Won’t Take Back Deportees
The American embassy in Phnom Penh stopped issuing certain visas on Wednesday as Cambodia fails to take back its citizens being deported from the U.S. The discontinued visas include B1, B2 and B1/B2 for employees of the Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, above the rank of…
· Guy Aoki
America’s Got No Taste: Gifted 9-Year-Old Asian Singer Rejected
In the 11 years that NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” has been on, I’ve never felt compelled to watch a single episode. From seeing enough previews, I knew it drew a hodgepodge of contestants from too many different fields. I mean, how can you judge who’s the most talented when they…
· Bryan Ke
Korean Actress Reveals She Dieted So Hard She Started Going Deaf
South Korean television and movie actress Lee Tae Im admitted that she took her dieting so far to the point where she developed hearing issues. #다이어트#P.T#단백질#힙업#복근#화이팅!! #여기는#리발란스k#구자곤쌤#항상#감사드립니다🙏
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