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Shanghai zoo ramps up elephant care after viral 'bullying' clip
Shanghai Wild Animal Park has stepped up its monitoring and care measures after a viral video appeared to show one African elephant being bullied by others inside its enclosure. Shanghai Wild Animal Park has stepped up its monitoring and care measures after a viral video appeared to show one African elephant being bullied by others inside its enclosure. The video, widely circulated online, shows a female elephant being pushed and forced to kneel against a fence by a group of others.
Highlights from Shanghai Mint Museum to be showcased in London
COINect, an exhibition featuring over 100 sets of coins and medals from the Shanghai Mint Museum, is on display at the former Royal Mint in London, running from June 8 to 14. COINect, a special exhibition featuring over 100 sets of coins and medals from the Shanghai Mint Museum, is currently on display at the former Royal Mint in London, running from June 8 to 14. This marks the first time China's minting heritage has been showcased overseas on such a scale.
Chinese student fined for staging kidnap in Malaysia
A Chinese student has been fined by a Malaysian court for staging a fake kidnapping in Kuala Lumpur to extort millions from a classmate's parents, while a second student involved was released after the victim's mother dropped the case. On May 27, the Kuala Lumpur Magistrate's Court fined the 23-year-old surnamed Zhang, who studies at the National University of Singapore, 17,000 ringgit (US$4,000). He had initially denied the charge but later pleaded guilty to deception.
Beijing schoolboy makes history with his ascent of Mount Qomolangma
Li Haorong of Beijing No. 80 High School reaches the summit of Qomolangma, the world's tallest mountain, via the north slope to become the first Chinese teenager to do so. Teenage mountaineer Li Haorong of Beijing No. 80 High School. At 6:39am on May 25, Li Haorong, a student from Beijing No. 80 High School, reached the summit of Mount Qomolangma via the north slope, making history as the first Chinese teenager to achieve the feat, according to a report by Beijing-based YMCE Camps.
Industrial Bank apologizes for tying internships to multi-million-yuan deposits
China's Industrial Bank has issued a public apology after a controversial private banking program linking high-profile internship opportunities to large deposits drew widespread backlash.
Majestic Theater makes a royal return with the China debut of SIX the musical
After ten months of renovation, the 84-year-old Majestic Theater reopens in royal purple. After ten months of renovation, the 84-year-old Majestic Theater on Jiangning Road has reopened in royal purple, marking its grand return with the China debut of the hit West End musical SIX on Wednesday. The show, which reimagines the six wives of Henry VIII as a pop-rock idol group reclaiming their stories, will stage 64 performances through June 15. It's expected to draw 80,000 theatergoers.
Xiaomi Auto under fire: false claims, crashes, and a crisis of credibility
Xiaomi Auto founder and CEO Lei Jun addressed attendees at the company's booth during the Beijing Auto Show on April 25, 2024. Xiaomi Auto and its founder and CEO Lei Jun are navigating what appears to be the most turbulent period since the company entered the electric vehicle market four years ago. A series of high-profile controversies has pushed the automaker into the media spotlight, but not for the reasons it might have hoped.
West Bund Museum joins hands with Centre Pompidou for show
THE West Bund Museum x Centre Pompidou project “Reinventing Landscape: Highlights of the Centre Pompidou Collection Vol. IV” opened at the West Bund Museum recently, lifting the curtain on another five-year collaboration between the two art institutions of Shanghai and Paris, respectively. This semi-permanent exhibition turns the spotlight on Western landscape art and its profound transformation through the 20th and 21st centuries.
Xiaomi Auto faces credibility crisis over false claims, crash
Xiaomi Auto founder and CEO Lei Jun addresses attendees at the company's booth during the Beijing Auto Show on April 25, 2024. Xiaomi Auto and its founder and CEO Lei Jun are navigating what appears to be the most turbulent period since the company entered the electric vehicle market four years ago. A series of high-profile controversies has pushed the automaker into the media spotlight, but not for the reasons it might have hoped.
Interview: Senior British academic says China's universities "on right track to success"
Video PlayerClose by Gui Tao, Peter Barker, Zhao Yinuo LONDON, Feb. 27 (Xinhua) -- Universities in China are on the right track to success and can already boast a high-level of achievement, according to a renowned British academic. Dr. Paul Thompson, vice chancellor of the Royal College of Art (RCA) in central London, told Xinhua in a recent exclusive interview that China's university system has performed well in recent years.
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