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Universities acquire apartments to fulfill dorm needs (opens the original)
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Across China, a growing number of universities are renting and buying residential apartments to address dormitory bed shortages. Zheng Yuanbin, a first-year postgraduate student at Tsinghua University, moved into a brand-new dormitory apartment this autumn semester. Although he has to ride an electric bike 6 kilometers to attend classes every day, Zheng said the apartment has much better facilities than the dormitories on campus. "Three students share a room instead of four, and we have a privat
Mudslide kills 3 and leaves 9 missing in Jiangxi (opens the original)
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The death toll from a mudslide in Suichuan county, Ji'an, Jiangxi province, rose to three after another missing person was found dead at noon on Sunday, China Central Television reported. Nine people remain missing following the disaster, which hit Mingkeng village in Gaoping town at 4 am on Saturday due to heavy rainfall brought by Typhoon Saudel. As of 10 pm on Saturday, 641 search and rescue personnel had been deployed to the site, and more than 5,000 residents were relocated to safety. Roads
Students find Dongfeng Motor on cutting edge (opens the original)
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About 30 university students from Europe recently learned about the latest technologies related to new energy vehicles and intelligent connected mobility in Wuhan, Hubei province, during a study tour. At Dongfeng Motor’s global innovation center, the students were introduced to intelligent interactive systems, self-developed engines, solid-state batteries and hydrogen power systems. They also took test rides in an off-road vehicle that tackled steep slopes and churned through rough water. Its po
Green, smart systems power Wuhan indoor ski resort (opens the original)
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In the height of summer, tourists race down ski slopes amid swirling snow mist at a giant indoor ski resort in Wuhan, Hubei province, savoring a refreshing out-of-season escape from the heat. Though outdoor temperatures reached nearly 40 C, Wuhan Chengjian Bonski maintains a constant temperature of minus 6 C. Behind this is a nonstop, steady power supply operated in a green and intelligent manner. As the largest indoor ski resort in Central China, the facility boasts a total volume of nearly 1 m
Winter melon cooling hack goes viral but experts warn to be careful (opens the original)
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Recently, an internet meme about cuddling with winter melons to cool down during sleep as a cheap alternative to air conditioners has swept Chinese social media platforms, but experts warn the fruit may come with a risk of cold-related illnesses, and they could even rupture during the night. Winter melons are made up of more than 95 percent water, making them similar to water-filled cooling pillows. Their outer gourd generally runs 3 to 5 C cooler than room temperature. When pressed against the
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