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Dalian Wanda Group Buys Legendary Entertainment For $3.5B

Legendary Entertainment and the Dalian Wanda Group signed on Tuesday in Beijing the sale of Legendary to Dalian for $3.5 billion. The deal makes cinema history by being the biggest cross-border entertainment buy-in by a Chinese company.

President Xi called for the establishment of a foundation that will help the country hasten and deepen reforms for the first three years of the framework.
Xi Calls for Deeper Reforms, Transparency in Government

In a meeting attended by China’s leaders for overall reform, President Xi Jinping encouraged officials to advance reforms in all sectors, according to a report by China Daily.

China will deploy the CCG3901 in the South China Sea.
China Completes Building Second Mega Coast Guard Ship: China Coast Guard 3901

China has finished building a second domestically produced coast guard ship, China Coast Guard (CCG) 3901, and it will probably deploy the ship in the South China Sea.

Coal burning is attributed as one of the main causes of air pollution in the country.
China to Wipe Out Coal Consumption by 2020

In an effort to cut air pollution in northern China this year, the national environmental watchdog has announced that it will ban the burning of coal starting in most rural areas by 2020, reported China Daily.

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27th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival Film Screenings & Events
Movie Plot Not That Important To Director Of ‘The Assassin,’ Best Foreign Film At Palm Springs Filmfest

For elevating the martial arts genre into the realm of art done through a superb visual style, a movie. made in Taiwan won the Best Foreign Language Film award. "The Assassin" got the nod of a special jury of international film critics at the 27th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival.

A Chinese couple takes pictures of themselves as they sit at a shopping district in Beijing, China.
Marriage Itch Hits Chinese Couples Earlier At 5 Years; Average Age Youth Loses Virginity Is 17

A newly released marriage report in China explains why divorce rate in the Asian giant has been rising steadily the past 12 years. It's because marriage discontent hits Chinese couples earlier than the global average of seven years into the union.

A total of 323 universities have agreed to accept more Xinjiang students.
Chinese Universities to Accept More Students from Xinjiang

More students from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region will be accepted in higher-learning institutions through government-sponsored education programs. Since the project was launched in 1989, a total of 323 universities have joined.

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China’s Market Turmoil Causes Collapse Of South African Rand, Value Plummets Up To 9%

It is not just Asian markets that suffered bloodbaths as a result of the market turmoil in China. For the first time in seven years, the South African rand collapsed on Monday as value tumbled down by up to 10 percent to 17.9169 per dollar.

Anti-fog Truck With Giant Water Cannon In Handan
Beijing Uses Water Canon To Fight City’s Smog

Beijing has tried different ways to address the air pollution in the capital city, including a ban on vehicles, industrial production, construction and work in the city when the smog level exceeds health benchmarks.

Following its merger with another district, Jing'an District unveiled a slew of new development plans.
Expanded Jing'an District Unveils Development Plans

With the District of Jing'an in Shanghai expanding to a larger area, district officials have also revealed ambitious plans to promote its business and industry.

The prosecution says more than 70 percent of files it got from three servers of Qvod were pornographic materials.
Watchdog Surprises China With Issue Of Comment About Porn Charges Vs. 4 Qvod Executives

Four executives from Shenzhen Qvod Technology who are facing porn charges would likely be penalized with up to 10 years prison term, indicates a comment made by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) on Sunday.

Golden Pig Year Sparks Baby-Boom In China
Female Drug Criminals In China Deliberately Get Pregnant To Avoid Jail Time

Because China's Criminal Law states that pregnant or breastfeeding women could post bail in lieu of spending time in jail for humanitarian reasons, the rule is being abused. Although the law also provides that repeat offenders would still be arrested and detained, lack of adequate social services for their children prevents authorities from enforcing that.

Construction is ongoing for Beijing's second international airport, which is expected to be completed by June 2019.
China to Pour in 77 Billion Yuan to Build New Airports This Year

China is ready to invest 77 billion yuan ($11.7 billion) for the construction of civil aviation infrastructure, particularly airports, this year, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) announced in a statement.

There are currently 6,284 passenger train services running in the country, 60 percent of which are high-speed.
More Passenger Train Services Planned for 2016

Passenger train services are expected to increase in China this 2016 as the latest adjustment to the national railways upgrade disclosed plans to increase train services to 571 this year, according to a report by China Daily.

Beijing Greets The Birth Of The 1.3 Billionth Mainland Baby
Maternity Matron, Bigger Homes Demand Up With China’s Shift To 2-Child Policy In Place

As it is, demand for maternity matrons in big Chinese cities is already high as more people become health conscious and the government sets higher standards for raising children. But the demand, as well as salaries, for these women is expected to further rise with the country's two-child policy in place since Jan. 1, 2016.

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