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Liuzhou City, located near two fault lines, experienced its worst earthquakes in centuries.

The woman, along with a 26-year-old man, has been placed under criminal coercive measures to await the conclusion of the police investigation.

The tension between inherited status and personal initiative drives modern online narratives.

In comments sections beneath the job posting, young Chinese voiced their interest in leaving “cutthroat” cities and paying off debts, saying they could withstand the position’s potential loneliness.

The productions, made by two amateur teams using their own savings, have garnered hundreds of millions of views on domestic video platforms.

China’s students are embracing highly exclusive “campus dating apps” that only match university classmates. But are they really the antidote to swipe fatigue?

Lawyer-Scholar Tong Lihua argues that online platforms wield a new form of quasi-governmental digital power. They are a private infrastructure on which public life depends. As a check on that power, he proposes the recognition of universal "user rights." The post Tong Lihua and the “Law of the User”: A User Rights’ Based Approach to Platform Regulation appeared first on China Law Translate. Related posts: Still Crazy After All These Years? Speak softly or there’s a big stick: some clarificat

After his company asked him to accept a pay cut and demotion following an AI rollout, a fintech worker sued — and won.

As social media fuels a growing passion for persimmon trees, wealthy urbanites in eastern China are paying thousands to ship prime specimens from distant villages.

With an aging population and large percentage of adults who grew up as only children, families are finding themselves at a loss for how to choose adequate nursing homes. Enter senior care managers.

Customers with addresses in the neighborhood, known for its livestreaming community, reported being unable to order items from various luxury brands online for several days.

For thousands of years, leopard cats lived alongside humans in China. Unlike other species, they were never domesticated — and are still adapting to life on the edge of Beijing.

A film about the life, traditions, and emotional landscape of the Chaoshan region in southern China has struck a chord with viewers for its moving portrayal of local culture and familial bonds.

By targeting the brain’s motor cortex with magnetic stimulation, the treatment reduced social and language deficits in young children with the condition, while also shortening treatment.

At women-led coding events across China, participants are turning overlooked problems — from menopause to workplace sexism — into products of their own.

The football association asked for a record $250 million from the country’s state-owned TV broadcasting company, with negotiations failing to bring the price down to what the network deemed acceptable.

Multiple domestic music platforms have updated the credits for modern songs to reflect the original writers, drawing netizens’ attention.

When hordes of foodies descended on a small shop in northwestern China, one cook’s exhausted expression broke the internet. Now his focus is flavor, not fame.

Launched by a local man, an anti-desertification initiative in the country’s arid northwest went viral after being featured on a popular show.