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Chinese Woman Dies after Giving Birth, Vital Organs Transplanted to Four Patients

Julio Cachila   | Apr 18, 2016 11:07 AM EDT

The family of a young mother who died weeks after giving birth to twins reportedly donated some of her vital organs to four patients who urgently needed organ transplants. read more

Chinese Twitter Users Voice Concern Over Newly Appointed Regional Director for China

Charissa Echavez   | Apr 18, 2016 09:52 AM EDT

Chinese Twitter users openly voiced out their concerns over the company's decision to hire veteran technology executive Kathy Chen as the Greater China regional director, saying she has a background of working with the Chinese government and state security apparatus. read more

China Offers Assistance to 1.8 Million Laid Off Steel and Coal Workers

Charissa Echavez   | Apr 18, 2016 08:52 AM EDT

The Chinese government revealed on Saturday its general plans to steel and coal workers who recently lost their jobs, saying assistance includes early retirement, career counseling, and help in starting up a business. read more

Taipei Will Demolish 18 Bridges and 34 Underpasses in Two Years

Mia Ren   | Apr 17, 2016 12:33 PM EDT

Eighteen bridges will be demolished in Taipei before 2017, Mayor Ko Wen-je said on Saturday. The pedestrian bridges, most of them near elementary schools, were underused. read more

China Slams Taiwan for Premature Release of Fraud Suspects

Maria Crisanta Echeverria   | Apr 17, 2016 06:39 AM EDT

Taiwan has received criticism from Chinese citizens prior to its self-ruled decision on releasing 20 fraud suspects a day after they were deported from Malaysia. read more

Xinhua Dictionary Gets 2 Guinness World Records

Chi Cuesta   | Apr 16, 2016 05:11 PM EDT

Xinhua Dictionary bagged two Guinness World Records for "most popular dictionary" and "best-selling book (regularly updated)." To mark the event, SVP Records Marco Frigatti welcomed Tan Yue and Yu Dianli, President of China Publishing Group Cooperation (CPG) and President of The Commercial Press, Ltd. (CP) respectively, to their London headquarters to present them the certificates of recognition. read more

Mob of College Students Beat Up Man Mistaken for a Burglar

J.B. Cach   | Apr 15, 2016 11:58 AM EDT

A huge group of college students gathered to beat up a man who was mistaken for a burglar. read more

Chinese Teacher Removed From Teaching Position Due to Alcohol-Drinking Test

J.B. Cach   | Apr 15, 2016 11:44 AM EDT

While asking students to consume alcohol for grades is something that teachers should not teach their students, one Chinese teacher did -- and was removed from the teaching position. read more

Chinese Car-hailing App Driver Shares Photos of Unsuspecting Passengers

J.B. Cach   | Apr 15, 2016 11:39 AM EDT

A Chinese car-hailing app driver uploads photos of unsuspecting female passengers onto a social media website. read more

Shocking Images Surface of Endangered Sharks for Sale in Hainan Market

Alexis Villarias   | Apr 15, 2016 12:06 PM EDT

A passerby named Jian snapped horrifying images of endangered hammerhead sharks for sale at a market in China on April 9. The photos of almost 100 hammerheads piled up for sale in Hainan Resort City were posted on Chinese social media Weibo and WeChat where a debate ensued. read more

Trademark Infringment Cases in China Usually Filed by Foreigners: Report

Charissa Echavez   | Apr 15, 2016 11:30 AM EDT

The Shanghai Intellectual Property court received at least one foreign suit from every six lawsuits filed in 2015, with most complainants claiming to be victims of intellectual property infringements. read more

Chinese Officials Prosecute Hundreds of Officials in Vaccine Scandal

Rina S.   | Apr 14, 2016 10:03 AM EDT

China is facing one of the biggest health scandals as it looks into the mishandling of vaccines in the country. The case came into the limelight last month as Chinese authorities announced that they had found nine companies selling expired or mistreated vaccines. This means that a large number of children may have been injected with vaccines, offering no benefits and potentially causing some side effects. read more

Cuteness Overload: Shanghai Opens First Official Hello Kitty Restaurant

Charissa Echavez   | Apr 13, 2016 11:18 AM EDT

China's first Hello Kitty restaurant is now open for business in Nanjing Road in Shanghai and ready to offer a whole lot of delectable cat-shaped treats and Hello Kitty-branded refreshments. read more

80% of China’s Groundwaters Unsafe for Consumption, Reports MWR

J.B. Cach   | Apr 12, 2016 02:12 PM EDT

A study conducted on more than 2,100 of China’s rural wells or river basins found that 80 percent of China’s water is unsafe for human use and consumption. read more

Taiwan Republic Stickers on Passports Spark Controversy in China

Alexis Villarias   | Apr 12, 2016 11:00 AM EDT

Taiwan's Legislative Yuan has approved an amendment to the law on April 6, allowing the "Taiwan Republic" stickers on their "Republic of China" passports. The revoked legislation sparked controversy in China, refusing two Taiwanese visitors to enter the mainland. read more

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