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IShowSpeed to Return to China, Eyes Visit to Shaoxing Girl's Hometown
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IShowSpeed to Return to China, Eyes Visit to Shaoxing Girl's Hometown

Recently, American internet celebrity "甲亢哥" (also known as IShowSpeed) met with Chen Rui, a young man from Chongqing, at the UEFA Champions League final in Germany. During their encounter, 甲亢哥 suddenly spoke in fluent Chongqing dialect, exclaiming "儿豁!重庆雄起!" (Loosely translated to "Awesome! Chongqing is rising!"), which left the surrounding crowd in stitches. When Chen Rui asked 甲亢哥 about his regrets from his previous trip to China, 甲亢哥 replied without hesitation, "I want to visit more cities! Do you remember that girl I met on the boat in Hong Kong? I want to go to her hometown in Shaoxing!" This moment marked a new chapter in the cross-national romance between 甲亢哥 and China.

Fatal Crash Near Yellowstone National Park Kills 5 Chinese Citizens, Sparks Outrage Over Drunk Driving
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Fatal Crash Near Yellowstone National Park Kills 5 Chinese Citizens, Sparks Outrage Over Drunk Driving

A devastating traffic accident occurred near Yellowstone National Park in the United States, resulting in the deaths of seven people, including five Chinese citizens, and injuring several others, with eight Chinese nationals among the wounded. The accident happened on May 1st when a pickup truck collided with a tour van, causing both vehicles to catch fire. The driver of the pickup truck, who was killed in the accident, was found to have a blood alcohol content more than twice the legal limit for driving.

US Suspends Engine Exports to China's C919 Aircraft
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US Suspends Engine Exports to China's C919 Aircraft

The US Department of Commerce has suspended the licenses of some American companies to sell products and technologies to China's Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC), which are used to develop the C919 aircraft. This move has raised concerns about the development of China's homemade aircraft engines. The C919, China's first self-developed large passenger jet, has been in commercial operation for two years, but many of its components, including the engine, are sourced from global suppliers. The LEAP-1C engine, which powers the C919, is a joint production of US-based GE Aviation and France's Safran Group.