China's June Rules: Kindergarten Food Safety, Train Fares
China enacts new June regulations: Kindergartens banned from external food sourcing, train fare evaders face ticket restrictions.
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China enacts new June regulations: Kindergartens banned from external food sourcing, train fare evaders face ticket restrictions.
Liu Xun, legendary Hong Kong actor known as the 'Thousand-Faced Tathagata' and famed for roles in 'Hail the Judge' and 'Swordsman II,' dies at 86.
Shanghai's new cultural icon, the Grand Opera House designed as a traditional Chinese fan, nears its 2026 opening with world-first engineering innovations.
China's investigation uncovered 67,604 ghost kitchens on major delivery platforms, leading to a record 35.97 billion yuan fine and new food safety rules.
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A star-studded gala for Yue Opera's 120th anniversary aired on CCTV, uniting five generations of artists and all 13 major schools of the beloved art form.
Tibet marks 75 years since the Seventeen-Article Agreement, with Beijing highlighting development gains and diaspora voices challenging the narrative.
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