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China's Didi Global says ride-hailing app had 'systems malfunction'
Didi Global said its ride-hailing app had experienced a "systems malfunction" Users in multiple cities including Beijing and Shanghai said they were unable to book rides in the evening. Company apologised for the issue on its official Weibo account.
Fire at coal mining company offices kills 25 people in China The fire broke out on Thursday morning at the Yongju Coal Industry Joint Building in the country’s top coal-producing hub of Shanxi province. Rescuers evacuated 63 people from the premises, 51 of whom were hospitalised. Video footage posted on the social media site Weibo showed bright flames and thick black smoke billowing from the building.
Chinese court to consider compensation for people on... Chinese court to consider compensation for people on missing Malaysia Airlines flight, relative says. Jiang Hui, whose mother was on flight MH370, wrote on his Weibo social media account that he had received a notice that court hearings would begin Nov. 27. The hearings are expected to continue until mid-December, Jiang said.
Fire at coal mining company offices kills 25 people in China The fire broke out on Thursday morning at the Yongju Coal Industry Joint Building in the country’s top coal-producing hub of Shanxi province. Rescuers evacuated 63 people from the premises, 51 of whom were hospitalised. Video footage posted on the social media site Weibo showed bright flames and thick black smoke billowing from the building.
Xi Jinping old San Francisco pic top of Weibo amid APEC summit An old photo of China's Xi Jinping circulated online as he met with Joe Biden in San Francisco. It shows Xi, visibly younger, smiling with the Golden Gate Bridge in the background. Discussion on Weibo have painted a more rosy reflection of America in light of Xi's visit.
Tesla raises prices of Shanghai-made Model 3, Model Y cars again even as China sales slide Tesla continues to raise prices of its cars in mainland China despite sales slipping. The US carmaker said in a post on Chinese social-media platform Weibo on Tuesday that it was increasing the price of its Model 3 basic edition by 1,500 yuan (US$206) The price of the entry level version of the Model Y has been lifted by 0.95 per cent, to 266,400 yuan.
ֻҤɤ⤬İۡͥ2졦椽顢ۤߤλ - 饤֥ɥ˥塼 Weibo’s user name is ‘Weibo,’ which means ‘we’ in Chinese. ‘‘We’ are the users of Weibo.’ “NON” is the abbreviation for “Norway News Network”
Kid in China writes apology letter after scratching car Car owner in China discovered a “slight scratch’ on her vehicle. She didn’t pay any attention to it until she received a letter of apology from a kid. The story soon made its way onto the Chinese social networking platform Weibo.
Jiamusi gym collapse: Three dead in second Chinese gymnasium collapse in months Seven people were present inside the gym in Jiamusi city when its roof collapsed at about 7.20pm local time on Monday. The collapse covered an area of approximately 500 square metres and occurred in the basketball area on the second floor of the gym’s western side. The three deaths sparked anger and criticism on Chinese social media platform Weibo.
BLACKPINK star Lisa's Chinese social media page suspended over racy dance number The South Korean singer's Weibo account was suspended on Wednesday. This comes weeks after the K-pop idol performed a racy burlesque routine in Paris. It is not clear yet as to what complaints were registered against her.
Student forced to eat s**t by bullies as people want them ‘severely punished’ Police in the province of Fujian are reported to have identified the bullies who organised the revolting stunt. The nasty bunch of students from Longyan Qiaoyu Middle School forced the male student to eat the s**t while being filmed in one of the bogs. The footage shows the boy squatting down and dipping his finger into the faeces in the toilet. The disgusting video went viral on Weibo, but it seems the horrible stunt has backfired on the bullies.
Blacklisted in China? K-pop star Lisa of BLACKPINK is suspended from Chinese social media app... BLACKPINK singer Lisa, real name Lalisa Manobal, has had her account suspended on China's biggest social media site Weibo. The suspension follows growing backlash in parts of Asia against Lisa for performing a burlesque show at the famed Parisian cabaret venue Crazy Horse. Meanwhile, popular Chinese model and actress Angelababy is also suffering in the aftermath of the scandalous performance.
Blackpink Lisa’s Chinese social media page suspended after Paris burlesque routine Blackpink star Lisa's Chinese social media page on Weibo appears to have been taken down. Her verified account @lalalalisa_m was no longer searchable on the social media network. The suspension of her account comes after Lisa performed five shows at the Crazy Horse Paris in September.
BLACKPINK's Lisa vanishes from Weibo, fans in shock Weibo, one of China's leading social media platforms, notified users that Lisa's account was no longer accessible. The unexpected disappearance of Lisa's Weibo account has raised eyebrows, especially in light of recent controversies surrounding the K-pop sensation.
BLACKPINK's Lisa vanishes from Weibo, fans in shock BLACKPINK's Lisa's personal account on Weibo has mysteriously disappeared. Weibo, one of China's leading social media platforms, cited alleged violations of its rules as the reason. The unexpected disappearance of Lisa's Weibo account has raised eyebrows, especially in light of recent controversies surrounding the K-pop sensation's performance at a burlesque club.
The sudden death of China's former No. 2 leader Li Keqiang has shocked many The death of China's former second-ranking leader, Li Keqiang, has shocked many people in the country. A hashtag related to his death on the Chinese social media platform Weibo drew over 1 billion views in just a few hours. The Chinese government, however, had little to say immediately about Li.
The sudden death of former China's No. 2 leader Li Keqiang has shocked many China's former second-ranking leader, Li Keqiang, has died of a heart attack. He was known for his advocacy of private business but lost much of his influence. A hashtag related to his death on the Chinese social media platform Weibo drew over 1 billion views.
The sudden death of former China's No. 2 leader Li Keqiang has shocked many A hashtag related to his death on the Chinese social media platform Weibo drew over 1 billion views in just a few hours. On posts about Li, the “like” button was turned into a daisy — a common flower for funerals in China.
China’s Former Premier Li Keqiang Dies At 68 From Heart Attack China's former premier Li Keqiang died of a heart attack on Friday at the age of 68, state media reported. Li had suffered heart failure on Thursday and passed away in the early hours of Friday after all rescue measures failed. His death was the top trending topic on Chinese social media platforms WeChat and Weibo on Friday.
Chinese Millionaire Withdrew Rs 6 Crore, Asked Bank To Count It Manually The man, who goes by username 'Sunwear', wrote on Weibo that he withdrew about five million renminbi ($783,000 at the 2021 exchange rate) from the Bank of Shanghai branch. The millionaire further said that it took the bank staff more than two hours to count the money by hand.
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