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An elderly man in Heilongjiang was lying on his kang — the traditional heated brick bed of northern China — when it exploded, blowing out the window frame. The family's explanation: locals light the kang with gasoline. The case has become a national reminder about rural heating safety.
Table tennis world champion Fan Zhendong stood beside UNHCR officials in Geneva as sportswear giant Anta renewed a three-year partnership that has already reached 300,000 displaced young people — and his post about it drew over 100,000 likes in a day.
The ninth China International Import Expo closed in Shanghai on Monday with record overseas exhibitors, and the same companies are now packing for Shenzhen, where the APEC summit opens on November 18 — a back-to-back run that Chinese media are calling the 'depth of China's opening.'
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The market regulator has ruled that Nanjing's free noodle shop is charity, not unfair competition — but the noodle shop next door still says it is losing customers and may have to move.
A Nanjing man who agreed a fixed price for a local move was quoted 13,900 yuan after his belongings were loaded onto the truck — and the police who dug through nearly 3,000 complaint records found two family-run gangs working the same scheme, earning about 8 million yuan in three years.
The last steel box girder of the Xiamen section of the Xiamen-Kinmen bridge was lifted into place at dawn on Tuesday, leaving a bridge to the Taiwan-controlled island of Kinmen a matter of when, not whether.
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