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The military said that soldiers should focus more on improving their combat skills than in dealing with paid public service, which could open opportunities for corruption.
Curbing Corruption: Military’s Paid Public Service Stops

The Central Military Commission (CMC) aims to end public paid services in a span of three years as part of reforming the military and curbing corruption. CMC now wants the military to focus more on national defense.

The Waikiki Beach of the 1930s and 1940s was a continuous stretch of pristine white sand as photographs from that era have proved.
Hawaii's Waikiki Beach Is Slowly Disappearing

One of Hawaii's most iconic beaches, Waikiki Beach is facing erosion issues due to its nature as an engineered beach filled with imported sand, according to an article by China Daily.

For those going to Zimbabwe for pleasure, not business, they should not miss Victoria Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located at the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Deadline Set: Zimbabwe’s New Policy Affects Chinese Companies

The Zimbabwean government enforces the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act requiring all foreign firms to sell 51 percent shares to locals. Foreign companies only have until April 1 to comply or else the government will revoke their licence to operate in the country.

Japanese radar station set up in disputed territory incites angry response from China.
Japan's New Radar Station Established Amid Territorial Bout Provokes Angry China

Japan switched on a radar station in an island along the East China Sea amid a territorial dispute with China, inciting angry response from authorities in Beijing.

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China and Vietnam rebuild ties amid territorial dispute.
China, Vietnam Remain Friendly Amid South China Sea Territory Dispute

China and Vietnam try to remain friendly and avoid using violence while wrangling for what both nations believe is part of their territories in the South China Sea.

The system, experts say, hinders the country from becoming a major shopping destination.
UK Tax Refund Scheme Too Laborious, Complain Travel Experts and Tourists

United Kingdom's tax refund system has been under criticism by tourism experts and visitors alike, according to an article by China Daily. Detractors, which include Chinese tourists, say that the country's tax refund system is "time-consuming and too complex."

It’s expected that with the addition of Panda, the new series will even be a bigger hit than its predecessor.
New Chinese-Czech Animated Series to Premiere as Xi Begins Czech Republic Trip

China and the Czech Republic have more tricks up their sleeves to strengthen relations. This year, two mascots that symbolize the two nations will come together for a new animated series, according to an article by China Daily.

Doting parents: A mother carries her baby in a sling. A father delightfully looks at his kid.
More Mommy Time: Four-month Maternity Leave Approved

Beijing extended the length of the parental leave in the city. Mothers will now get a 128-day maternity leave, which can still be extended up to seven months depending on the consent of the company where they work, and fathers get 15 days off from work.

Newly elected Kuomintang Party (KMT) chairwoman Hung Hsiu-chu speaks to her supporters in this undated photo.
New KMT Chief on a 'Track of Peaceful Development,' Say Analysts

Hung Hsiu-chu, the newly elected head of the Kuomintang Party (KMT) in Taiwan, is seen as continuing “on a track of peaceful development” established by outgoing Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou, as far as her observers from mainland China are concerned.

Self-made Two Iron Hands Make Sun Jifa A 'Superman' In Jilin
China Not Likely to Introduce Graphic Representation of Warnings on Cigarette Packaging

As China continues to prefer artistic cigarette packaging, representing the designs of Chinese landscapes and embodying essence of China's traditional culture and profound history, other countries have been featuring photos depicting smoking-related diseases on them.

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Tibet Website Expresses Support for Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Amid Criticisms

A state-owned website in Tibet expressed its support for Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who recently visited mainland China in a bid to bring the social media platform back to the country and its territories.

Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing are the top three cities of the country in terms of total capital or savings deposited in financial institutions.
Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen Still the Wealthiest Cities in China, in Terms of Capital

In terms of having total capital or deposit balance in financial institutions, the big cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen remain the top three cities of the country, according to recent statistics compiled by China Business News.

More than 1,500 companies offer space-sharing services in China to help the country's booming startup scene.
Don't Have Your Own HR? This Space-sharing Startup Lets You Rent One

China-based UR Work and Woo Space want to help entrepreneurs build a professional set-up amid skyrocketing rental prices by offering workstation areas and miscellaneous services, such as HR, legal and accounting.

Police cars are parked as policemen stand guard outside a court in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, Jan. 29, 2016.
China Rolls Out New Face Scanning Police Cars Against Criminals

China has developed a police car that can scan and recognize the faces of criminals during patrols.

(L-R) Chinese President Xi Jinping, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and U.S. President Barack Obama attend a session on day two of the G20 Turkey Leaders Summit in Turkey, Nov. 16, 2015.
Beijing, Washington Accelerate Work on BIT as Elections Near in the US

As US presidential elections near, China and the United States should be working on to complete their bilateral investment treaty to avoid any kind of political intervention, said former commerce minister Chen Deming on Wednesday.

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