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Drought caused by global warming.
World Temperatures Hit New High in 2016 but will Fall Slightly in 2017

World temperatures also hit a record high for the third year in a row in 2016.

A view of the world's longest aerial bike that will open before Chinese New Year 2017 in Xiamen, China.
China's First Elevated Cycle Track to Open in Xiamen

Construction work on the country's first elevated bicycle path has been finished in Xiamen, East China's Fujian Province, just before Spring Festival on Jan 27. The path is exclusively for bicycles, and electric bikes and other vehicles are prohibited.

An anti-aircraft gun modified by the Chinese to fire cloud seeding rounds.
Relentless Drought Compels China to Boost Cloud Seeding Despite Doubts about its Efficacy

China this week announced it will spend some $168 million to quench the thirst of its northwestern provinces.

APA's chain hotel is pictured in Tokyo, Japan.
Japanese Hotel Chain Stirs Outrage as It Refuses to Withdraw Books from Its Guest Rooms

The Chinese people are outraged over a remark by a Japanese hotel chain. The hotel chain refused the withdrawal of a book from its guest rooms which denies the Nanjing Massacre in China during the World War II.

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Tissue Engineered Cartilage-Bone plug
Chinese Surgeons Utilize German Technology for Regenerative Cartilage Transplant

Chinese surgeons applied German technology in extracting and growing cartilage outside a patient's body for 12 days and transplanting it on a patient's damaged knee.

Michael Schumacher of Germany and Mercedes GP reacts in parc ferme after finishing his last F1 race following the Brazilian Formula One Grand Prix at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace.
Michael Schumacher health update: Schumacher’s alleged bedridden photos raise questions about former F1 champion’s health

Media blackout about Michael Schumacher’s health update has led to misleading reports and false rumors about the former F1 champion’s recovery.

China's AIDS Awareness Campaigns Slowly Inform Public
2 Gay Chinese Men Come Out & Admit Relationship to Parents in Lunar New Year Livestream

Many Chinese singles dread going home to their families for the annual Chinese New Year festivities because they would be asked the question by well-meaning relatives and friends when are they getting married? Two unmarried locals would not only answer that question but even broadcast to the internet their answer which shocked their respective families.

A Chinese man reacts as firecrackers he lit explode during celebrations of the Lunar New early on Feb. 19, 2015 in Beijing, China.
Stricter Rules Imposed for Fireworks Sale Ahead of Chinese New Year

A number of cities and regions in China have imposed stricter rules on the use of fireworks ahead of the Lunar New Year. The rules now require buyers to register their personal information and have reduced the number of retailers.

Beijing 2022 committee has commenced its worldwide staff recruitment.
Xi Encourages Organizers to 'Host an Extraordinary Winter Olympics'

Chinese President Xi Jinping recently visited Zhangjiakou, Hebei Province and encouraged the organizers to host an extraordinary Winter Olympics on 2022. He stressed that the preparations should have rational planning and economic use of resources.

Chinese Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng
China, Philippines Agree on $3.7 Billion for Poverty Alleviation Projects

China will invest in 30 projects worth $3.7 billion for poverty alleviation in the Philippines.

President Donald Trump Signs Executive Orders
Trump Pulling Out of TPP a ‘Giant Gift’ for China

While almost everyone is caught off guard by Trump pulling the U.S. out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), China will likely be gaining big benefits. Meanwhile, other countries might feel that they can’t rely on the United States.

Life imprisonment was served to China's second most wanted economic fugitive.
Second Most Wanted in China Faces Life Imprisonment for Corruption

A former local government official from Poyang County, east China’s Jiangxi Province, and second name on the "100 most wanted" economic fugitive was sentenced to life imprisonment for corruption.

Chinese President Xi Jinping meets Gabon's President Ali Bongo Ondimba.
China Urged to Respect Human Rights, Adhere to Principles of International Commitments

International organizations of judges, senior lawyers and jurists wrote anew to the Guardian to provide updates on how China has made little efforts or has exerted efforts to aggravate the situation of lawyers who have been detained by the government.

The U.S. has the biggest military budget in the world.
Chinese Billionaire Zong Qinghou Criticizes US Spending on Wars

Another Chinese billionaire criticized the American government for its overspending on military contracts to fuel wars in various parts of the world.

Heart attack.
New Tools Help Doctors Worldwide Better Predict Risk of Cardiovascular Disease

The highest CVD risks were in countries in Central and Southeast Asia and in Eastern Europe.

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