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Religious children are less generous than non-religious ones.
Religious Children Are Less Generous According to Science

A new study determined how children from religious households are less likely to share than non-religious ones.

Panda cubs snooze in individual baskets in Sichuan Province.
Panda-speak: Secret Giant Panda Language Slowly Being Deciphered

Researchers at the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda (CCRCGP) in Sichuan Province have begun to crack the code of panda linguistics.

An exhibit attendee observes two Chinese-made drone helicopters in Beijing last year.
Border Authorities Install More Robust Surveillance System

To further combat cross-border crimes, the Chinese government has installed more advanced monitoring systems comprised of state-of-the-art radars and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), otherwise known as drones.

Shunyi District's judiciary hopes that cases will be reduced as more overseas shopping platforms now offer direct delivery to China via companies like DHL and FedEx.
Court Encourages Public to Choose Direct Delivery for Online Purchases

Judges from Beijing's Shunyi District are encouraging Chinese online shoppers to buy from e-commerce companies that deliver directly to China. In a report by China Daily, the suggestion is reportedly to avoid disputes that usually end in court.

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A sign advertises a medical marijuana dispensary on Venice Beach in Los Angeles, California
Medical Marijuana is a "Joke," DEA Chief Says

DEA chief Chuck Rosenberg just rejected the notion that smoking marijuana is "medicine." He actually referred to the idea as a "joke" earlier on Wednesday. In a briefing to reporters, Rosenberg said "What really bothers me is the notion that marijuana is also medicinal -- because it's not." He continued, "We can have an intellectually honest debate about whether we should legalize something that is bad and dangerous, but don't call it medicine -- that is a joke."

Xi proposed to Vietnam leaders that the two sides jointly engage in maritime cooperation and the development of resources in the disputed area.
China Emphasizes Importance of Negotiation in Maritime Disputes

As Vietnam welcomed President Xi for his state visit, the latter has expressed interest in repairing strained relations due to territorial disputes in the South China Sea, according to a report by China Daily.

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Headache-Causing Live Tapeworm Pulled From Man’s Brain In Life-Saving Surgery

A California man in his 20s is recovering after surgeons recently removed a live "wiggling" tapeworm from his brain in an emergency operation. A doctor later told the California university student that after the parasite that caused him terrible headaches and his mother to call 911 entered the organ, he would have died 30 minutes later.

The State Council steps up efforts to create a more favorable business environment.
China Fast-tracks Restructuring Unprofitable SOEs

The Chinese government is eyeing to fast-track the restructuring of unprofitable state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to maximize their potential.

Chinese individuals who lack ID card and household registration were forbidden to have children under the previous one-child policy.
China Can Handle Surge of Newborns: Senior Health Official

China has recenly opened its two-child policy for all couples. However, the surge in the number of newborns can still be handled, a senior health official assures.

Shenzhen Airport has initiated expansion projects to become at par with regional and global competitors.
Shenzhen Airport to Become Global Hub, Receives $2 Billion for Expansion

The Shenzhen Airport is planning to become a global transportation hub. It has received nearly U.S.$2 billion for its expansion projects.

China and South Korea have agreed to take measures addressing the rising number of botched cosmetic surgeries.
Amid Rising Trend of China’s Medical Tourists Flocking to South Korea, Failed Surgeries Surge

As the number of medical tourists from China flocking to South Korea for cosmetic surgery rises, the cases of complaints and lawsuits about failed surgeries also increased.

Young people are starting to believe less in the core values of the CPC.
Journal Stresses the Need for Better Ideological Education

An article published in Qiushi by Zhang Jianming is urging universities to better educate students about Marxist ideologies. The article adds to ongoing discussion regarding the waning interest of young people in the beliefs of the central government.

The route has remained off limits since the calamity struck on April 25 due to extensive damage on both sides of the border, leaving infrastructure in shambles.
China and Nepal Agree to Re-open Key Trade Route

Customs officials from China and Nepal have decided to resume operations in the Khasa-Tatopani border point, which incurred damage from a strong earthquake earlier this year, according to a report by China Daily.

Xi's visit to Vietnam is the first to be made by a Chinese president in a decade, signifying an improvement in relations between the two countries.
China Seeks to Reinvigorate Relations with Southeast Asia

After his two pivotal diplomatic trips in the West, President Xi Jinping is setting his sights on Southeast Asia, where he is planning to make key visits to Vietnam and Singapore, according to a report by China Daily.

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