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A Henan court has ordered a bank to repay a 10,000-yuan fixed deposit made in December 1995 and forgotten for thirty years, rejecting the statute-of-limitations defence and ordering interest paid in segments — the agreed rate for the certificate's term, then demand rates for the decades since.
Elravie Re2O, a Korean injectable made from the donated skin of dead people, has become a must-have for Chinese medical tourists at around 3,000 yuan an injection. Chinese doctors say the product's clinical evidence — one 20-week study run by its own developers — cannot yet support the claims.
A student due to graduate next year from Southern Medical University's eight-year medical programme fell to his death in Guangzhou in August, and unverified posts say his supervisor had granted only three days' leave while his father was dead and his mother in intensive care. The case has set off a national debate over the near-absolute power supervisors hold over Chinese doctoral students.
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Luo Yonghao called the gelato chain Yeren Shishi 'nasty for the price' on September 12. The brand's total silence — capped by commenters quoting The Three-Body Problem's 'do not answer' — has turned a bad review into a national case study in crisis PR, follower growth and what premium ice cream really costs.
At the 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum, former ambassador Cui Tiankai declared that China would settle the Taiwan question 'once and for all,' calling it the red line among red lines. The vow went viral just as US-China security dialogue thaws and trade talks resume ahead of a possible Xi-Trump summit.
Wanwan, once one of China's most loved style icons and later one of its most piled-on, has found an unlikely second act: a Taobao clothing store that cleared 10 million yuan in its first month, and a national conversation about whether the internet lets anyone come back.
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