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Chinese TV Stars Xu Kai and Zhao Qing Accused of Secret Cohabitation, sparking nationwide scandal.
Entertainment

Chinese TV Stars Xu Kai and Zhao Qing Accused of Secret Cohabitation, sparking nationwide scandal.

In the midst of a torrent of gossip that has swept through Chinese social media, a new scandal has emerged surrounding two of the country’s most visible television stars: actor Xu Kai and actress Zhao Qing. Under the hashtag #疑似许凯赵晴悄悄同居# – loosely translated as “Suspected Xu Kai and Zhao Qing secretly cohabiting” – the pair have become the focus of intense scrutiny, accusations of infidelity, and a broader debate about ethics in the entertainment industry.

Chinese Social Media Reacts to Child Deaths from “Brain‑Eating Amoeba,” Health Experts Urge Precautions
Health

Chinese Social Media Reacts to Child Deaths from “Brain‑Eating Amoeba,” Health Experts Urge Precautions

In recent weeks, a wave of anxiety has swept across China’s social‑media landscape after reports emerged that two children died from a rare but deadly infection caused by the so‑called “食脑虫,” literally “brain‑eating amoeba.” The organism, known to scientists as *Naegleria fowleri*, triggers primary amoebic meningoencephalitis (PAM), a condition that progresses with frightening speed and claims the lives of more than 95 percent of those infected.

Chinese Taxi Driver Returns 140,000‑Yuan Mistaken Payment, Becomes Viral Hero.
News & Politics

Chinese Taxi Driver Returns 140,000‑Yuan Mistaken Payment, Becomes Viral Hero.

In the early hours of August 21, a taxi ride in the quiet outskirts of Fushun, Sichuan, turned into a viral cautionary tale that has captivated Chinese netizens and sparked a wider conversation about honesty, digital payments and alcohol‑related mishaps. Zhou Wei, a 45‑year‑old driver who has spent more than a decade navigating the city’s streets, picked up a heavily intoxicated young man—apparently in his twenties—near a local bar. The passenger, assisted into the car by a friend, was headed toward the Songdu Bridge, a spot that later became a focal point of both concern and relief.