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Beijing Orders Travel Agencies Not to Send Tourists to South Korea
Beijing has ordered major travel agencies to cease selling tours to South Korea in an act of retaliation for Seoul’s new Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile defense system. On Thursday, the China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) has instructed travel…
· Ryan General
Shocking Before and After Photos Reveal Just How Bad Beijing’s Smog Is
It must have been a terrible week for residents of Beijing as the city’s skies have again become darkened with pollutants. Indeed, the air pollution in the city and other neighboring areas increased earlier this week prompting Beijing to issue another yellow alert. The elderly…
· Carl Samson
Conservative Japanese Activists Call Chinese Protesters ‘Pigs’ in Nanjing Massacre Rally
A swarm of Chinese protesters marched in Tokyo on Sunday against APA, the Japanese hotel chain responsible for distributing books that claimed the Nanjing Massacre is pure fiction. However, things got heated when they faced right-wing activists who supported the books. The…
· King Malleta
Beijing’s Smog is So Bad, People No Longer Need Instagram Filters on Photos
The smog problem in Beijing has become so serious that it’s painting the skies with some unusual colors. Although the haze is gray, it sometimes carries cool and warm tones that are almost similar to Instagram filters. And because of the current situation in Beijing, it looks…
· Editorial Staff
Disturbing Video Shows Fraud Victims Trying to Commit Suicide on the Beijing Metro
Last week, a video showing a small of group of men and women trying to commit suicide on the Beijing Metro by drinking a toxic white substance went viral on Chinese social media. The video shows a group of eight people, both men and women, drinking a milky white substance on the…
· Khier Casino
Chinese State-Run Newspaper Pushes Beijing to Invade Taiwan by Force After Trump Call
China should consider taking Taiwan by force and prepare for a military invasion, the state-run Global Times newspaper wrote in an editorial published on Wednesday. The editorial comes after President-elect Donald Trump’s decision to break decades of diplomatic protocol under…
· Ryan General
Striking Portraits Show Chinese Survivors of the ‘Rape of Nanjing’ During WWII
Chinese state media Xinhua News Agency is marking the 79th anniversary of the horrific Nanjing Massacre, also known as the Rape of Nanjing, by unveiling moving portraits of the survivors who evaded death under the hands of Imperial Japanese soldiers during Second Sino-Japanese…
· Carl Samson
China is Building Their First ‘Smart City’, and It’s Not Beijing or Shanghai
China is set to create their first smart city, but it won’t be Shanghai or Beijing — instead, the city of Yinchuan will become the country’s most high-tech city. Situated in the north of China, Yinchuan, the capital of Ningxia Hui province, is home to 1.5 million people.
· Carl Samson
China is Building the World’s Largest Airport in Beijing
Opening in 2019, Beijing’s new airport is expected to be the world’s largest based on its design revealed last week. Construction team member Zhu Wenxin informed that the six-pointed, starfish-shaped airport measures 1,144 meters in length from east to west and 996 meters from…
· Ryan General
Beijing’s Public Pools Contain Dangerous Amounts of Pee, Tests Reveal
While China’s unbearable summer heat may have driven some air conditioned places like IKEA, many are also trying to beat the heat at one of Beijing’s numerous public pools. Unsurprisingly, the extreme amounts of pee in Beijing’s pools may pose some serious health risks, recent…
· Editorial Staff
Jackie Chan Took Kobe Bryant Out to Dinner in Beijing
Kobe Bryant is now enjoying the retirement life now that he’s out of the NBA. He recently took a trip to China where he got to hang out with legendary actor and stuntman Jackie Chan. He posted the following photo on Instagram: Thank you Jackie for a great dinner in Beijing!
· Ryan General
Chinese People in Beijing Are Taking Naps at IKEA to Escape Summer Heat
With temperatures rising in the Chinese capital Beijing, citizens have found a peculiar place to hang out and keep themselves cool: IKEA Beijing stores. Taking advantage of the home furnishing store’s air conditioning system and cozy furniture, people are seen getting way too…
· Ryan General
Beijing Orders Apple to Stop Selling the iPhone 6 After an Alleged Patent Violation
Apple Inc’s dropping sales figures is about to get another downward nudge as China’s state regulators handed an injunction that bans selling of its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in Beijing. Beijing’s municipal intellectual property bureau’s ruling went in favor of Shenzhen Baili, a…
· Editorial Staff
President Obama Defies Beijing and Meets With the Dalai Lama Again
President Barack Obama has once again angered the Chinese government by meeting with their arch nemesis — His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Obama met with the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader at the White House residences on Wednesday morning amid protests from Beijing.
· Editorial Staff
Viral Video of Woman Getting Attacked in a Beijing Hotel Has Everyone in China Outraged
A terrifying scene of a young Chinese woman being attacked by a stranger who followed her to her hotel room has infuriated the Chinese public. //
· Editorial Staff
Son of China’s Richest Billionaire Spends $385,000 at a Beijing Karaoke Bar
Wang Sicong, the son of Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin, China’s richest billionaire, recently dropped a massive amount of money at a Beijing karaoke bar.. Sicong’s activities don’t usually escape unnoticed especially if he’s burning more money in one night than most people…
· Editorial Staff
Beijing’s Pollution is So Bad it Might Cause Weight Gain
As if choking on China’s heavily polluted air wasn’t bad enough, now it could be making people fat. A recent Chinese study, published in the March issue of “Journal of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology” (FASEB), has found a link between the Beijing’s…
· Sarah Lesnar
Chinese Women Are Pole Dancing to Escape Beijing’s Terrible Pollution
Pole dancing is a popular form of fitness gaining traction in China. In fact, the World Pole Dancing Championships, which brought together top performers from 14 countries, was hosted in Beijing earlier this year. One woman dubbed China’s pole dancing pioneer, Luo Luan, started…
· Laura Dang
Insane 50-Lane-Wide Traffic Jam in Beijing Will Give You Nightmares
If the thought of driving home on the 405 at 5 p.m. in Los Angeles traffic sounds bad, then the recent 50-lane-wide traffic jam in Beijing will give you nightmares. A severe traffic jam on the 50-lane G4 Beijing-Hong Kong-Macau Expressway last Wednesday was caused by a newly…
· Riley Schatzle
Mark Zuckerberg Spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping For an Entire Minute in Chinese
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday for an entire minute in Xi’s native language. Although Facebook is banned in China, Zuckerberg was more than cordial with the foreign leader as he conversed with Xi in Mandarin. Zuckerberg said in…