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Suspect approved for arrest after Zhengzhou fire kills two

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By Shi Baoyin, Qi Xin
| China Daily Global Verified
A suspect has been approved for arrest on suspicion of arson, following a fire that killed two and injured another two in Zhengzhou, Henan province, according to a notice from the local public security bureau released on Wednesday. The fire broke out around 9 pm on June 19 at Hongda International Auto Industry Plaza in Jinshui district. After an investigation, authorities confirmed that the fire had been deliberately set by a suspect, surnamed Lu, in response to business operation disputes.
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Cross-strait journalism camp opens in Zhengzhou with AI storytelling focus

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By Shi Baoyin, Qi Xin
| China Daily (English) Verified
A week-long camp brings together journalism students from the Chinese mainland and Taiwan to foster dialogue among young people on both sides of the Strait through joint video production and cultural tours.
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Bone-deep roots reach out

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By Yang Feiyue, Shi Baoyin
| China Daily Asia Weekly Verified
On the 20th anniversary of Yinxu's UNESCO listing, a new IP project brings inscriptions of over three millennia to modern life, report Yang Feiyue and Shi Baoyin in Anyang, Henan. During the late Shang Dynasty (c.16th century-11th century BC), on the banks of the Huanhe River in what is now Henan province, a scribe lowered his bronze knife onto a polished tortoise shell. Firelight flickered across his face as the blade traced characters into the bone.
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