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Inflatable Penguins Invade Chinese Zoo

December 2, 2017 Andrew Burke Comments Off on Inflatable Penguins Invade Chinese Zoo

Visitors to the Guishan zoo thought they were going to see rare animals this week. Instead, they got inflatable penguins. You read that right. Social media is lighting up with photos of inflatable penguins among […]

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Endangered Whale Shark Dragged Across Streets of China

September 8, 2017 Andrew Burke Comments Off on Endangered Whale Shark Dragged Across Streets of China

Appalled citizens stood in horror as they watched a dead whale shark being driven on a pick-up truck across the streets of China’s Xiapu County, as the animal’s tail run along the concrete leaving a […]

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Chinese Groom Dragged Through Streets for Having Cold Feet

March 2, 2017 Andrew Burke Comments Off on Chinese Groom Dragged Through Streets for Having Cold Feet

You’ve heard stories of grooms ditching out on their weddings never to be seen or heard from again. One guy wasn’t so lucky. According to online reports, a bride grabbed a coil of chains and […]

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Renovation Work in China Reveals 600 Year Old Buddha

January 17, 2017 Hilary Fask Comments Off on Renovation Work in China Reveals 600 Year Old Buddha

What started as routine renovation work on a hydropower gate in a reservoir soon turned into unveiling a treasure: a 600 year-old Buddha. According to China’s state-run news agency, Xinhua, the statue’s head was first […]

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Pokemon Go Gets the Red Light in China

January 13, 2017 Andrew Burke Comments Off on Pokemon Go Gets the Red Light in China

Wanna catch ‘em all? Not in mainland China, you won’t. The ruling Communist Party’s top media watch dog has officially put Pikachu to sleep, saying the augmented reality game will never see the light of […]

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China Airs New South China Sea Propaganda Video in Times Square

July 27, 2016 Hilary Fask Comments Off on China Airs New South China Sea Propaganda Video in Times Square

Following China’s overwhelming loss in a recent international tribunal ruling on territorial claims to the South China Sea in which the Permanent Court of Arbitration rejected China’s historical claim to the region in favor of […]

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Anti-US Protests Outside KFCs in China, State Media ‘Calling for Rational Patriotism’

July 20, 2016 Hilary Fask Comments Off on Anti-US Protests Outside KFCs in China, State Media ‘Calling for Rational Patriotism’

Chinese citizens are at it again: they’ve taken expressing their anger over the unfavorable decision at an international tribunal over territorial maritime disputes in the South China Sea to a new bizarre level. Last week […]

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How Do Chinese Protest South China Sea Ruling? Boycott Filipino Mangoes, Smash iPhones

July 14, 2016 Hilary Fask Comments Off on How Do Chinese Protest South China Sea Ruling? Boycott Filipino Mangoes, Smash iPhones

China is not happy about the international tribunal ruling on the South China Sea territorial disputes at the Hague on July 12 – that is, because the powerful nation overwhelmingly lost. Chinese citizens took it […]

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Chinese Schoolchildren Fall Ill Due to ‘Toxic’ Running Tracks

June 23, 2016 Hilary Fask Comments Off on Chinese Schoolchildren Fall Ill Due to ‘Toxic’ Running Tracks

Young students all across China have been falling ill due to an unsuspecting, atypical, and quite surprising reason. The culprit? Toxic running tracks in the schools. State broadcaster CCTV released a rare undercover report Tuesday […]

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Chinese May Have Been Brewing Beer 5,000 Years Ago

May 26, 2016 Hilary Fask Comments Off on Chinese May Have Been Brewing Beer 5,000 Years Ago

Beer seems to always be at the center of a party. No, not a children’s birthday party; more the quintessential fraternity “whoo hoo!” party filled with drinking games and rowdy unruly teenagers, or the Irish […]

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Editor-in-Chief Andrew Burke is a lifelong aficionado of all things Chinese. He studied Mandarin while living in Taiwan for six years and now works as a digitization specialist at the Yenching Library, which specializes in Asian books and documents, at Harvard University where he also studies topics related to China, Chinese, Asia and foreign affairs.
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