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Regulatory challenges loom as Xiaohongshu faces global user surge: Experts

Following TikTok's looming ban in the United States, the Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu has seen a significant surge in popularity overseas, unexpectedly receiving a massive influx of international users.

SKYTOPIA development unveiled as new gateway to HK

The Hong Kong Airport Authority (HKAA) unveiled its ambitious SKYTOPIA development blueprint yesterday, doubling the scale of its original Airport City plan. Set for completion between 2026 and 2031, the project aims to transform Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) into a one-stop destination for leisure, commerce, and culture. Visitors will not only transit through the airport but also enjoy shopping, dining, yachting, concerts, and more, redefining the travel experience.

Revealing founder of Myawaddy's Yatai City: She Zhijiang's two-faced life poisons Chinese 'piglets'

The father of mainland male model Yang Zeqi, who was missing in Thailand for over 20 days, posted a video message on Weibo last night (Jan. 16) stating Yang has safely returned to China. In the video, Yang's father expressed gratitude for everyone's help in safely bringing Yang Zeqi back to China. He also advised young people to be vigilant, to identify online scams, and not to fall victim to them.

Opinion | Xiaohongshu, lucky you: Cultural exchange between East and West succeeds in unexpected ways

We Chinese people have always considered "imparting knowledge" a key method of communication and learning. We strive for efficiency and practicality, hoping our children, students, and even colleagues can absorb more in less time. By leveraging our strengths and experiences, we aim to guide them and help them avoid unnecessary detours. This communication style is a hallmark of East Asian culture, but it can also be a double-edged sword. We can choose what we want to say, but if the other person isn't willing to listen, our efforts are totally wasted.

Survivors speak out: Escaping the nightmare of cross-border scams

On January 11th, Chinese actor Wang Xing, a victim of an overseas "casting scam," returned safely to China after being trapped in Myawaddy, a city in eastern Myanmar infamous for telecom fraud syndicates. In a social media post, Wang reassured netizens of his safety and expressed gratitude for the support he received. His rescue highlights the growing danger of cross-border scams, which continue to target individuals with increasingly sophisticated tactics.

Inspiring change: Embracing action over procrastination and confusion

In life, we may encounter crossroads and feel lost over choices. For those with reading habits, the book is the key to confusion. Books bring not only knowledge and experience, but also perception of the self and the world.

Expert tips for safe skiing: Precautions & preparations for upcoming season

Skiing is an exciting sport that can promote cardiovascular health, enhance sleep quality, and increase strength, agility, and coordination. However, the sport also ranks higher in terms of the probability of athletic injuries.

Watch This | Pakistani robber arrested after robbery case at Sheung Shui's jewellery store

A robbery happened at Nam Fung Jewellery on San Fung Avenue in Sheung Shui last night (Jan. 15), in which four masked thieves stole a batch of gold items and fled in a black BMW. Today, reports indicated that a Pakistani robber had been apprehended in Pat Heung.

Art of self-affirmation: Building confidence, high 'sense of deservingness'

"Sense of deservingness" refers to the confidence of believing that you deserve everything nice.

How to avoid respiratory illnesses during flu season?

The National Health Commission of China held a press conference on Dec. 12 to provide an update on the prevention and treatment of respiratory diseases. According to the briefing, the country is currently experiencing the flu season, though so far it is less serious than that of last year.

OMG | Millions of TikTok users flock to Xiaohongshu as 'refugees'

Recently, Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu (RedNote) has seen a sudden influx of posts and videos from US-based users, many of whom are calling themselves "TikTok refugees." The flood of "TikTok refugees" has also sparked the creation of a new "English Corner" feature on Xiaohongshu, where users connect for language exchange or even post English homework questions for help from these newcomers.

Foreigner's guide to live in China: Navigating life with ease

Recently, a large number of "TikTok refugees" have flocked to Xiaohongshu! Some foreigners even said they have already started to learn Chinese, and enthusiastic Chinese people have interacted with them, welcoming them to come to China and experience the beauty of China themselves.

DDN Business Insider | Unprecedented heat in cryptocurrency: RWA may become new investment trend of 2025

2024 was a remarkable year for cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin, the world's largest digital asset, surging over 120% and surpassing the $100,000 mark. Since the beginning of 2025, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have attracted a cumulative of $1.75 billion in funds. However, for most investors, aside from wishing for a time machine to go back and invest in Bitcoin, their understanding of various concepts in the virtual asset space, such as blockchain, Web3, and decentralized finance (commonly known as DeFi), remains limited.

Human-trafficking scandal in Myanmar: A message leads to trap of 'selling piglets'

Journalists from Ta Kung Pao have been deeply exploring the Thailand-Myanmar border for days, tracking and reporting on the world's largest online scam operation, revealing its dark secrets from multiple perspectives.

Rising cases of 'selling piglets' human-trafficking scandal in Myanmar: Victims include actors, models, and students

Chinese actor Wang Xing was recently rescued after being trafficked into a telecom fraud compound in Myanmar, a practice colloquially referred to as "selling piglets." This incident has shed light on a growing number of similar cases involving victims such as models, university students, and young women. Many were lured by black-market intermediaries under the guise of work or travel opportunities in Thailand, only to be transported to Myawaddy, Myanmar, where they lost contact with their families. Some families have even reported receiving ransom demands as high as 200,000 RMB.
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