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Chinese pandas given by President Xi arrive in S. Korea
A pair of giant pandas, a state gift to South Korea from Chinese President Xi Jinping, arrived in Seoul on March 3 to a red-carpet welcome.
Dissident artist Weiwei opens major London show
An exhibition Ai Weiwei opened at London's Royal Academy of Arts is his first in five years which he could personally supervise after recovering his passport A major retrospective of the work of Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei opens at London's Royal Academy of Arts (RA) on Sept. 17, exploring his subversive exploration of human rights abuses.
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Bamboo-zled: Panda surprises with birth of twins
A rare giant panda called Mei Xiang gave birth to twin cubs at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington on Aug. 22, apparently surprising delighted zoo officials who had expected just one baby.
A first tiny cub -- pink, hairless and only about the size of an adult mouse -- was born at 5:35 pm (2135 GMT) and Mei Xiang reacted by tenderly picking up the cub.
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Most crowded pool in the world (pics-not very pleasant or hygienic)
The meaning of big takes on a whole new dimension when we are talking about China. A medium sized province could have a population of tens of millions. We all remember the unbelievable scale of the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic games. Big in China means really BIG!
Solar Impulse departs Myanmar for China
Solar Impulse 2 took off from Myanmar's second biggest city of Mandalay early March 30 and headed for China's Chongqing, the fifth flight of a landmark journey to circumnavigate the globe powered solely by the sun.
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Shame in China as village votes to expel HIV-positive boy
The plight of an eight-year-old Chinese boy with HIV, reportedly ordered to leave his village by 200 petitioners, sparked intense online soul-searching Dec. 18 in a country where discrimination against sufferers remains rife.
China jails Tibetan singer for political lyrics: Reports
China has sentenced a popular Tibetan singer to four years in prison for calling on Tibetans to unify and speak their language, reports said, highlighting tight cultural controls in the region.
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