Alzheimer’s, HIV/AIDS drugs get market approval in China
The pharmaceutical company added that current drugs on the market only target symptoms and have a hard time dealing with the root cause.
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‘Eat and get paid’ job attracts applicants
An official from the scenic area surnamed Jiang told news outlet Red Star News last week that the area was indeed recruiting actors to play the Monkey King, but the position was…
‘Vitalize’ nation’s most popular character at home
Organizers explained that "vitalize" represents an upward trend and a gesture of trying to make an effort, and that's the spirit one should have, whether it's a country or an…
China’s canned air souvenirs a hit with tourists
The air in the cans is sourced from the southern slope of the Altay Mountains, and only collected on sunny days after rain, ensuring it has a high concentration of negative oxygen…
Beijing subway train breakup leaves more than 30 passengers hurt
The incident occurred at around 7 pm during the evening rush hour on a snowy day in an aboveground section of the line, with partial operation of the line continuing.
Livestreaming host apologizes for calling 918 an auspicious number
The number is often associated with the start of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
‘Facekini’ sales sizzle as China’s temperatures soar
Like the original, the new facekini is being marketed as a way to protect wearers from damaging sunlight and ultraviolet rays.
Mandatory QR code scan at restaurants draws flak
In Shanghai, an elderly couple was recently turned away from a restaurant because they didn't have smartphones to scan the QR code.