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Changsha Banners Publicly Shaming Civil Servant Over Marital Dispute Ignite Legal and Moral Debate

A series of hand‑made banners and satirical “brocade flags” appeared on the streets of Changsha, the capital of Hunan province, on Aug. 19, turning a private marital dispute into a public spectacle that has ignited a fierce debate on Chinese social media.

Entertainment

CCTV’s Triple Endorsement Elevates Chinese Dramas, Sets New Cultural Benchmark

China’s state broadcaster, China Central Television (CCTV), has recently lifted a rare and emphatic seal of approval for three domestic television dramas, a move that is already rippling through the entertainment sector, public discourse and even the corridors of power. The series – “All Things Grow” (生万物), “Zang Hai Chuan” (藏海传) and “Blossoms Shanghai” (繁花) – have been publicly lauded by CCTV under its official “real‑name” endorsement scheme, a practice reserved for productions that the network deems not only artistically sound but also aligned with broader cultural and social goals.

Life Stories

Chinese Man Files Lawsuit After DNA Tests Reveal Two Children Not His, Exposing a 22‑Year “Fraudulent Upbringing”】

When 51‑year‑old Jiang, a modest accountant from the industrial city of Zibo in Shandong province, filed for a paternity test last autumn, he thought he was merely confirming a routine medical result. What he discovered would upend more than two decades of family life and launch a legal battle that has since captured the attention of social media users across China.