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1-minute News | Is it useful to buy a nuclear radiation detector?

Speaking of the top issues recently, Japan's discharge of Fukushima radioactive water inevitably takes the very lead. The discharge has already aroused wild attention at home and abroad, and has as well triggered a series of relevant heated issues. For example, the pollution of seawater raised people's concerns about the source of salt production. People's fear of losing salt or increasing salt prices eventually transformed into a rush for salt in the markets nationally.

1-minute News | Life lies in stillness: Capybara

When it comes to the most popular animal these days, surely a large number of netizens will call out the name Capybara. The quirky combination of lovely capybara and the song of the same name makes it quickly go viral on TikTok.

Watch This | Chinese internet celebrity with millions of followers gets blocked

Recently, Chinese short-form video hosting service Douyin has seen a surge in users imitating a middle-aged influencer whose exaggerated antics have amused and bewildered many. However, the top influencer, boasting 10 million fans, was abruptly removed from the platform. Speculation is rife, with some suggesting tax issues, while others believe he may have deceived his fans.

1-minute News | Online payment in China becomes hardest for foreign tourists

As the epidemic subsided and the economy recovered, China's international interaction is gradually coming back, and foreign tourists are also increasing.

1-minute News | 15th BRICS Summit to be held in South Africa, discussing expansion

BRICS, spelled and pronounced like the English word "bricks", refers to a co-operative organization of five of the world's emerging market economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

Watch This | 'Gold beans' go viral among Chinese youth, have you purchased them?

Chinese younger generations have recently developed an appetite for yellow metal: gold products.

1-minute News | Guizhou Village Super League kicks off iconic sport phenomenon

Headers, lobs, superb free-kicks into the top corner; 30 billion clicks, lasting three months, more than 50,000 spectators on the scene. It's not the FIFA World Cup or any big league or national game. It's the Village Super League held in Rongjiang County, Guizhou province, known in Chinese as "Cun Chao."

1-minute News | Mourning over cultural heritages: Can UNESCO's List of World Heritage in Danger save human wonders?

Recently, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has recommended that Venice be added to its list of world heritage in danger.

1-minute News | 39 stories underground: Deepest subway station in China

Talking about Chongqing, the magic 8D city in China, foreigners must be so familiar with the Liziba Station on Rail Transit Line 2, which is known for the "light rail train through the building". Together with the miracle on the ground, Chongqing also has something hidden under the ground. That is the Hongyan Village Station on Rail Transit Line 9, which is the deepest railway station in China and the second deepest in the world.

1-minute News | UNESCO calls for global ban on smartphones in schools

Recently, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) released its Global Education Monitoring Report 2023, calling on schools worldwide to implement a campus ban on the use of smartphones by students. The statement has gone viral very quickly and got responses from many countries.

1-minute News | Former UN Security Council President Kishore Mahbubani: BRI is anything but debt trap

China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has brought benefits to humanity and has been well-received by many developing countries. However, in recent years, several Western media outlets have propagated the contentious notion of "Debt-Trap Diplomacy", criticizing China for providing substantial loans to developing countries. In response, Kishore Mahbubani, the former President of the UN Security Council, strongly refutes these claims, considering them an insult to the intelligence of developing countries.

Watch This | Any better choices for Japan to release nuclear wastewater into sea?

However, the Japanese government refuses to take the appropriate action. Instead, it plans to dump the contaminated water directly into the Pacific Ocean, which is the easiest but most irresponsible option.

Watch This | US$20 mn fine from FTC: Following Amazon, Microsoft to settle charges of privacy allegations

Microsoft will pay US$20 million to US federal regulators after it was discovered to have illegally collected data on children who had created Xbox accounts.

Watch this | Controversy over film cast: Politically correct hypocrisy or true diversity?

Last year, Disney released a trailer for their live-action version of "The Little Mermaid" and received a million and a half dislikes from outraged film fans. Some faithful fans of Disney's original Little Mermaid are rejecting the new live-action version for swapping out the titular mermaid's famous blue eyes and red hair for the features of black actress Halle Bailey. People expect authentic representation on screen rather than political overcorrection.

Watch This | First-ever World of Frozen is coming in November 2023 at Hong Kong Disneyland

The world's first and largest Disney theme park, "World of Frozen", is scheduled to open at Hong Kong Disneyland in November. The park recreates classic scenes from the movie Frozen: the small town full of traditional Arendelle architectural features and various frozen themed cuisine to recreate the Kingdom of Arendelle. The Hong Kong Disneyland Facebook has posted a video of the test of the "Snowy Ridge Ski". It is said that "World of Frozen" project has entered its final stage.
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