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Chinese Actress Liu Tao Robbed in Copenhagen

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Dec 11, 2015 12:13 AM EST

Danish authorities have arrested a robber who stole jewelry from Chinese actress Liu Tao during her stay in Copenhagen.

Wu and Laurinda was caught on camera eating in a restaurant at midnight.

Macau King of Gambling Stanely Ho’s Daughter Laurinda and Kenji End Relationship

Cara Yang |

Dec 02, 2015 11:42 AM EST

Laurinda Chin-lin, the daughter of Stanley Ho (the King of gambling in Macau) on Tuesday hinted on Instagram that she has ended her four-year relationship with Taiwanese singer and songwriter Kenji Wu.

Hu Ge Plans to Temporarily Leave Entertainment Scene

Cara Yang |

Dec 01, 2015 12:12 PM EST

Chinese mainland actor Hu Ge announces to temporarily leave entertainment industry after got great popularity from his recent television drama Nirvana in Fire.

Yibin's Richest Man Abducted, Forced to Kill Woman on Camera

Cara Yang |

Nov 18, 2015 01:54 PM EST

Four kidnappers abducted Zhang Yingqi, the richest man in Yibin, a medium city in Southwest China, on Nov. 10 and forced him to kill a female stranger on camera. The abductees are demanding 100 million yuan as ransom.

Chinese Student Raped After WeChat Friends Joke Over Her Call for Help

Cara Yang |

Sep 18, 2015 03:56 PM EDT

A Chinese college student attempted to call on her WeChat friends to save her as she was about to be raped, but they took the message as a joke and simply cliked the "like" button.

Freelance Photographer Denounces CCTV for Theft of Video

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Sep 14, 2015 12:08 PM EDT

Wang Yuanzong, a Chinese freelance photographer, published a recording on his Weibo account on Sept. 10, denouncing CCTV's illegal use of his video materials.

Chinese Lesbian Student Sues Ministry of Education, But Parents Cannot Accept Her Sexuality

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Sep 09, 2015 11:18 AM EDT

A college student has sued China's Ministry of Education over demonizing contents in textbooks regarding homosexuality, according to The Paper. This issue has sparked several discussions on Weibo, a popular Chinese social media site.