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A three-word post about the '20-minute effect' — the reset workers feel sitting alone in their parked cars at lunch — became one of Weibo's most-shared posts of the day, drawing both confessions and, inevitably, car marketing.
A livestream-bought carton of Masansan 'pure milk' poured out clear water in a Jiangsu family's kitchen, setting off the day's biggest food-safety debate on Weibo — and a company explanation about factory test samples that has left many readers unconvinced.
Walmart has sent Sean Jackson, a 30-year veteran of US Sam's Club purchasing, to run buying for Sam's Club China — the second abrupt change atop the membership retailer's procurement desk in four months, and a move Chinese business watchers are reading for strategy.
The week's biggest stories from Chinese social media.
Two weeks after reports that underage escort services were being funnelled off its marketplace, Alibaba's secondhand app Xianyu says its own sweep found no such listings — the screenshots came from other platforms — and it has reported the case to the police.
Eleven officials have been disciplined and a kindergarten principal removed after a Nanjing inquiry confirmed kitchen staff washed mops and drain covers in the wok used to cook children's lunches — a scandal that surfaced only because a departing teacher spent two nights deciding to speak.
After the retired Olympic diving champion revealed her mother holds her three bank cards and refuses to hand them back, Chinese lawyers have pointed to the Civil Code: a minor athlete's prize money is her own property, and guardianship ends at eighteen.
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