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- Sep 27, 2026
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Chinese rubbish station worker scouted for striking looks refuses full-time modelling (opens the original)
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Leng believes that while collecting rubbish puts food on the table, modelling is a dream, and the two paths do not conflict A 20-year-old woman who collects and sorts rubbish in eastern China gained online fame after her modelling talents were discovered by the renowned self-made “village supermodel” Lu Xianren, who shares a similar childhood background. Identified by her alias Chaoren Leng (translated as “Superman Leng” in English), the woman assists her boyfriend’s father in managing his rubbi
Chinese couple have 13 kids to avoid village bullying and elderly loneliness (opens the original)
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Father expresses deep joy in his large family, saying hearing his kids call him ‘dad’ makes him happy A middle-aged couple in rural China has recently trended on social media for having 13 children. The family, living in a village in Qinzhou in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, stands out in mainland China, particularly in light of the country’s declining birth rate. This situation has prompted authorities to implement various policies encouraging marriage and larger families. According to J
China seal touches hearts for swimming 200km back to island after missing humans (opens the original)
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Experts believe that because Nana was cared for by humans for so long, she now associates people with safety A young seal gained widespread attention on social media in China after swimming 200km to return to an island where it had lived for months following its release into the wild. This two-year-old seal marks its second return to a human-inhabited area after being freed into open seas. Internet users were touched by videos showcasing the seal, affectionately named Nana, as it returned to the
China doctor quits 20-year career to open steamed bun shop for mental health relief (opens the original)
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Her story mirrors a growing trend of doctors trading prestigious, high-stress medical careers for simpler lines of work A woman in China, who dedicated over two decades to her career as a doctor, made a surprising choice three years ago to leave her profession and open a steamed stuffed bun store. As time passed, her store not only survived but flourished in the competitive food industry, prompting her to launch a second outlet in July. “When I was a doctor, the thought of quitting often crossed
330-gram premature Chinese baby defies odds, reaches 2.5kg and heads home (opens the original)
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His skin is as thin as a cicada’s wing, tiny blood vessels visible beneath surface, soles of his feet are smaller than an adult’s thumb A premature baby in southern China, weighing just 330 grams and measuring as large as an adult’s palm, was discharged from the hospital in good health after a 105-day stay. The newborn baby boy was born on May 20, when his mother was only 23 weeks and four days pregnant, at Shenzhen Maternity and Child Healthcare Hospital, as reported by the South Daily. Nicknam
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