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4 Years of What’s on Weibo: Discussing Social Credit and Latest Trends on the “China Experience Show”
From gender issues to social credit – What’s on Weibo talks to China.org on various trends going around social media.
China Celebs
A Pair of Socks for US$100? A Livestream Session Exposing Wealth Inequality in Chinese Society
A casual remark made by Chinese actress Zhang Yuqi regarding the price of socks has ignited discussions surrounding the stark disparity between the perspectives of celebrities and the financial realities experienced by ordinary individuals.
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China’s CITIC Tower Crash: The Story That Never Trended
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