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Nobel Prize Winner Meets with Changzhou Party Secretary in Name of Frontier Science 

Roger D. Kornberg won the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 2006 and is President of the World Association of Top Scientists. He met with Party Secretary Chen Jinhu on 17 May to promote more cooperative results in the synthetic...

3 Coincidentally from Same Hospital on Hand to Help Car Accident Victim in Changzhou

When Nie Lijuan from Changzhou No. 1 Hospital heard a loud bang while holidaying in Liyang, she immediately rushed to the scene and showed her ID. Helping the victim, she was unaware that two other colleagues had joined her....

Blogger Exposes Flight Attendant Selling Lost Luggage as Blind Boxes in Changzhou

In the ownerless suitcase scandal, the blogger has claimed that he was sold a suitcase for ¥4,280 by a former flight attendant at Changzhou International Airport who now handles unclaimed baggage. The Airport stresses it is not complicit. Full...

Military Training for 70 Changzhou Kindergarten Kids includes Lobbing “Grenades”

The 28 April “I am a Little Soldier” activity at Jingchuan Kindergarten simulated different combat scenarios to teach children how to shoot. Meanwhile, although grenades given to them to throw were fake, they were 1:1 as to weight and...

Xinjiang BBQ Party Member Rescues Truck Driver from Drowning in Changzhou

Ending up in submerged in waters after a collision, the truck driver’s rescuer silently left the scene after his brave deed. Tracked down, he was awarded ¥5,000 to then say, “I am a Party member, serving the people, and...

Changzhou to have 11 Flights to Bangkok per Week from 1 May

Vietjet Air presently operates three flights per week which it shall turn in to a daily service to Suvarnabhumi Airport, departing at 13:45. The remainder are operated by Lion Air to Don Mueang International Airport. Full story via this...
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China Creates an X-Class of Train Numbers for Services above 350KM/H

China is giving its fastest trains a letter of their own. A new X prefix, read xīn (新, "new"),...

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