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Deepline | Where did those donated clothes go? Tracking investigation uncovers surprising paths Recently, various districts in Hong Kong have seen the emergence of unidentified "no-name, no-contact, no-approval" used clothing collection bins placed roadside. These bins, operating under the banner of "environmental protection and charity," encourage residents to discard second-hand clothes inside for recycling or distribution to those in need. However, does the goodwill of our citizens ultimately achieve its intended purpose?
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2025.10.14 20:00
Deepline | Irony of Peace Prize: Trump, backer of Machado, loses to her as White House cries foul The Norwegian Nobel Committee announced on Oct. 10 that the winner of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize is Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, rather than US President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly publicly expressed his desire to win the award. The White House criticized the Nobel Committee on social media for placing "politics over peace."
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2025.10.11 15:27
Deepline | From Hungarian debut to Eastern inspiration: Journey of Nobel laureate Krasznahorkai The Swedish Academy announced on Thursday (Oct. 9) that this year's Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to Hungarian writer László Krasznahorkai. Krasznahorkai is a renowned Hungarian novelist and screenwriter, famous for his postmodernist dystopian themes. He won the prestigious International Booker Prize in 2015. The Nobel Committee praised Krasznahorkai "for his compelling and visionary oeuvre that, in the midst of apocalyptic terror, reaffirms the power of art."
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2025.10.10 15:25
Deepline | 'Golden Week' review: HK aims to enhance tourism appeal with new strategies During the first 7 days of this year's National Day "Golden Week" on the mainland, approximately 1.295 million mainland visitor trips were recorded in Hong Kong, representing a 6.4% increase compared to the 1.217 million mainland visitors during the 7-day Golden Week holiday last year. This surge has boosted the markets of Hong Kong's tourism, catering, and hotel industries.
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2025.10.10 10:20
Deepline | Molecular architects: Nobel Prize celebrates builders of custom chemical 'rooms' Imagine a molecular world with rooms as structurally stable and freely accessible as those in the human world. These are the molecular architectures meticulously designed by scientists: Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs). On Wednesday, Oct. 8, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced that this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry is awarded to Australian scientist Richard Robson, Japanese scientist Susumu Kitagawa, and Jordanian-American scientist Omar M. Yaghi, in recognition of their pioneering contributions to the research and development of MOF materials.
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2025.10.09 15:40
Deepline | Palace Museum at 100: Preserving a cultural whole This year marks the centenary of the Palace Museum. As a representative symbol of Chinese civilization, the Palace Museum carries the profound heritage of thousands of years of history and culture. Looking back at history, the spatial dimensions of the Forbidden City are measurable, but its cultural significance is immeasurable.
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2025.10.09 12:10
Deepline | Nobel for breaking quantum barrier: How a hand-held system opens new technological frontier In the world of physics, the profound realm of quantum mechanics serves as the foundation for quantum technologies such as computing, encryption, and sensing. The maximum scale at which systems can demonstrate quantum effects has always been a focal point in the field of physics.
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2025.10.08 15:00
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