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OMG | Exploring beautiful Xinjiang Surrounded by mountains, Xinjiang boasts the majestic Altai, Tianshan, and Kunlun mountain ranges. Glaciers are widespread, and deep canyons nurture vast pastures and oases, creating a magnificent and diverse landscape of wonders.
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2025.09.16 08:41
OMG | Jing Monochord: Unique treasure of Vietnamese Ethnic culture Jing's Monochord is a traditional plucked string instrument with only one string. It features a bamboo body and is played using a rod. The sound is clear and melodious, rich in ornamentation, and possesses a unique charm, making it a musical treasure of Vietnamese ethnic culture. It is often used for solo performances or as accompaniment for folk songs.
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2025.09.15 09:25
OMG | Pingyao polished lacquerware: Fusion of practicality & artistry Pingyao polished lacquerware is a traditional treasure from Pingyao, Shaanxi Province, made with natural lacquer. It undergoes multiple layers of lacquer application and is polished by hand, often featuring gold leaf decoration. This craft combines both practical and artistic value.
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2025.09.12 09:41
OMG | Inside the training of China's elite Male Honor Guard This gripping short video offers an exclusive look into the intense drills of China's premier Male Honor Guard Unit — a towering ceremonial force with an average height of 1.88 meters (6'2"), representing the PLA at national events.
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2025.09.11 14:24
OMG | Ancient techniques, modern appeal: Tin sculpture Tin sculpture is a traditional Chinese metal sculpture technique that uses malleable tin as the raw material. Through multiple processes such as melting, casting, forging, carving, and welding, it produces vessels or decorative items. The style is ancient and simple, combining both practicality and aesthetic appeal.
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2025.09.11 09:40
OMG | Richard Wolff on implications of China owning 800bn in US debt According to Marxist economist Richard Wolff, there's a hidden cost to America's debt that few people talk about. China owns roughly $800 billion in U.S. Treasury bonds. That means the U.S. government—using taxpayer dollars—pays interest to China every year. But instead of funding schools, hospitals, or infrastructure at home, that money flows straight to Beijing—funds that can then be used to advance Chinese interests, including military development.
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2025.09.10 16:50
OMG | The most tremendous formation change! V-Day Parade Watch the march-past from the military parade in Beijing, held on Sept.3 to mark the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.
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2025.09.10 10:22
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