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A Weibo post telling readers to 'recycle their mental energy' and stop caring what anyone thinks has been liked more than 5,000 times, while Zhihu debates whether living by 'none of my business' makes life easier — or colder.
Chengdu has deployed a smart traffic system that singles out 'turtle-speed' drivers who crawl along main roads while using their phones. One driver was overtaken 18 times in 200 metres — and then fined.
A private high school in Taikang County, Henan, handed its 50-plus senior-year teachers 1.81 million yuan in cash bonuses on Teacher's Day — up to 76,000 yuan each — pegged directly to their classes' college-entrance-exam results.
The week's biggest stories from Chinese social media.
Li Tuchun, who turned an 88.88-million-yuan CCTV advertising gamble into one of China's biggest dairy brands and then lost everything to a criminal case he survived and was acquitted in, died on September 8 — and Weibo is putting the officials who dismantled his company back on trial.
Xi Jinping travels to New Delhi this weekend for the 18th BRICS summit, arriving as Putin and Iran's leadership gather under Modi's hostmanship, with wars in the Middle East and Ukraine and a global trade fight on the agenda — and a cautious China-India thaw as the meeting's real subtext.
A Fujian girl whose family runs a fried-chicken shop was diagnosed with central precocious puberty at seven and a half. The trending case is less about hormones in chicken — doctors say that myth is wrong — than about calories, obesity and late nights.
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