Patient questioning by woman police officer leads elderly man to reveal details of stock trading racket; victim finally gets his money back.
Unique ritual at elaborate ceremony stems from ‘monster slaying’ legend; nuptials also involve fire and a lamb shank smeared with butter.
Employees refer to themselves as vermin responsible for shipping, customer service; naming culture seen as painting staff in ‘cute’ light.
Videos of Chinese bloggers sampling recooked, seasoned leftovers in run-down Filipino neighbourhoods go viral on social media.
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Chen regularly visits upscale venues, always with different women, whom he has convinced to cover all expenses.
Huang says she typically would not respond when he reached out, but whenever she did, it was always about money.
High-profile legal dispute between pair who met on matchmaking website sees allegations of “misogyny’ and ‘polygamy’ resurface.
‘Crazy’ 32-year-old shuns human relationships after real fiancé split, takes part in virtual ceremony after developing feelings for chatbot.
Founder of company waxes lyrical about the survival qualities of penguins, sparking sarcastic responses from staff, online observers.
Idiom stretches back to ancient times, invokes acts of revenge and humiliation, is commonly used in today’s workplace.
Couple then hold engagement ceremony called ‘eating chicken’ to symbolise approval of marriage.
Young woman says her hobby is personal, she has not received formal training and materials are sourced from family’s agricultural produce.
Throughout his ordeal, dad says son demonstrated remarkable strength, never shedding a tear, maintaining resilience to the very end.
From being killed by prison gang over unmet demands to being ‘silenced’ for ‘knowing too much’, unconfirmed speculation persists.
Crime-fighting canine forms special emotional bond with his ‘comrade’ handler who also has leg problems; pair share sense of ‘hardship’.
Animal from species regarded as ‘pet celebrities’ online is considered adorable and intelligent, was left overnight with damp fur.
Poorly educated pair who were previously punished for fraudulently using feudal superstitions get jail terms reduced to community service.
‘Respectable’ man insists he loves lung cancer-suffering wife who lies frozen in time; says new partner is purely ‘utilitarian’.
Owners say capsaicin in chilli peppers stimulates intestinal movements, promotes digestion, nutrient absorption which accelerate fish growth.
Overweight man who struggled to control his eating habits finds love; dies 3 days after stomach surgery to make him less heavy.
Fashion and beauty content creator plans to inject his body 10,000 times with substance; medical expert warns of health risks.
While rooster symbolises fidelity, protection for Chinese people, the roots of this expression lie in an ancient theft, inspired by revenge.
Paddleboarders battle to save terrified felines as they struggle to swim during ‘Buddhist’ ritual; animal protection staff say many perished.
After Shaolin monk Qiufeng’s body was reported to have suture marks, rumours began to swirl, especially since Li was hospitalised during same month.
Ancient method of deciding guilt or innocence appears to be blatant superstition in action, but wise shaman adds dash of natural justice.
In addition to developing purplish-red snake-like fissures, Tingting suffers swelling in lower limbs, persistent nausea, vomiting.
Despite some netizens accusing him of using leg-lengthening filters, Xu denies, attributes leg shape to mum’s genetics.
Girlfriend with ‘appearance anxiety’ places trust in beauty clinic ‘shareholder’, gets lips, lines on neck done to look ‘young and wealthy’.
Woman says extraction process sees cats hung upside down to make sure every last drop of blood is drained from their bodies.
Mother of ‘naughty’ boy tells him not to relieve himself outside because poop is ‘too expensive’. Five days later, doctors help retrieve gold.