Health

Chinese actor Huang Xiaoming, 45, recently responded to his failure to be admitted to the doctoral program at the Shanghai Theatre Academy, saying "I'll try again next year." This statement has sparked heated discussion among netizens. Despite his arduous preparations for the exam, Huang ultimately did not make the cut, with only one student being accepted into the program he applied for. His determination to retake the exam next year has garnered attention and admiration from fans and followers alike.

A 13-year-old boy in China, who stands at just 170cm tall, has sparked widespread concern after his growth reportedly came to a halt. The boy's parents, with the father standing at 183cm and the mother at 172cm, were understandably worried about their son's short stature. After visiting a hospital in Zhengzhou, the doctor discovered that the boy's diet consisted of four meals a day, with his grandparents providing additional meals after school due to concerns that he was not eating enough. This excessive eating led to the boy weighing 160 pounds, with the doctor warning that overeating can lead to high estrogen levels, which can accelerate puberty and cause the bone growth plates to close prematurely, ultimately stunting growth.

The death of travel blogger Jiang Xiaoyin at a scenic spot in Anhui Province's Xuanzhou City has sparked widespread concern and raised questions about the safety and responsibility of tourist attractions in China. On June 17, Jiang's social media account announced his tragic death by drowning while shooting at the Shuimotan Creek Scenic Area. According to reports, Jiang's drone fell into the water, and he attempted to retrieve it, but the scenic area suddenly released water from the reservoir, causing the water level to rise rapidly. Despite being a good swimmer, Jiang was swept away by the strong current and died.