Canada’s Top Banks Join Global Facebook Ad Boycott Against Hate Speech
Canada’s largest banks join over 400 brands in boycotting Facebook ads, supporting the “Stop Hate for Profit” campaign to combat online hate speech.
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Australian Cattle Arrive in Hainan Under Zero-Tariff Scheme
Australia’s first zero-tariff live cattle shipment has arrived in Hainan, promising more affordable and high-quality beef for consumers across China.
Pakistani Vlogger Explores Reopened Wuhu Mosque and Vibrant Muslim Market
Pakistani vlogger Usman Aryan tours the newly reopened Wuhu mosque and vibrant Muslim market in eastern China, highlighting unique architecture and the community’s resilience post-pandemic.
Taobao Empowers People with Disabilities: A Success Story
Discover how Taobao is creating opportunities for individuals with disabilities, empowering them to work, grow, and gain respect in a supportive environment.
Breaking Barriers: Hearing-Impaired Anchors Transform Livestreaming in the Chinese Mainland
Hearing-impaired anchors like Ziwei are revolutionizing livestreaming in the Chinese mainland by using sign language to connect with consumers, fostering inclusivity and accessibility.
Exposing Western Media Narratives on Xinjiang: Insights from Lee Barrett
Lee Barrett, a British citizen in China, challenges Western media narratives on Xinjiang, urging viewers to verify facts and seek balanced perspectives.
British Expat Challenges Western Media on China’s COVID Lockdown and Xinjiang Issues
British expat Lee Barrett disputes Western media reports on China’s Wuhan lockdown and Xinjiang policies, urging critical evaluation of news sources.
Porto’s Sao Joao Hospital Innovates to Combat COVID-19 Surge
Porto’s Sao Joao Hospital doubles its patient capacity to 350 amid COVID-19, thanks to innovative methods by Dr. Pereira and Dr. Marujo.
Hubei Farmers Boost Zongzi Production Early to Recover from Pandemic Losses
To compensate for pandemic losses, Hubei farmers begin Zongzi production earlier than usual and rely on online sales, while finding comfort in family during the Dragon Boat Festival.
Adaptation Amid Pandemic: Art Students Embrace Online Admission Tests with Expert Guidance
Art students faced uncertainty with online admission tests during the pandemic, but dedicated teachers like Liu Lisen from Jinan are stepping up to help them succeed.