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Every Tuesday and Thursday, China Trends takes the pulse of the Chinese social media to keep you in the loop of what the world’s biggest internet population is talking about.
In this week’s Quirky China, a monkey tries to steal a toddler, a cleaner finds four years of salary in a bag, and a woman destroys a basketball court.
China’s growing middle class and greater consumer awareness about the origins of food have driven up demand for higher quality meat, such as imported Iberian and Serrano ham.
This week’s quirky stories from China feature a woman trying to “borrow” the local police to catch her husband cheating, except he wasn’t.
Fast Retailing, which owns Japanese brand Uniqlo, will seek to boost online sales after they helped it report a better-than-expected first-half profit.
A 25-year-old woman in eastern China, who failed to fall pregnant after 12 months of trying, was shocked to discover she is actually intersex.
A city in southwestern China has declared war on vehicles with dust or mud on them in a bid to clean up its image.
Google Doodle has featured the Chinese-Malaysian epidemiologist Dr Wu Lien-teh, whose surgical face-covering is widely believed to be the predecessor of the N95 mask.
Ramen Brother’s cheap 46 US cents bowl of noodles prompts unexpected success.
A Japanese cartoon series about human cells as heroes and villains has been allowed on China’s state-controlled television after a decade-long ban