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Seven stabbed in Guangxi province

A man stabbed seven of his neighbours in a village in Guangxi province Thursday, causing 'serious injury' to a woman and four year old boy.

by Rebecca Unsworth, 28 March 2014

China's highest paid executive made $25 billion last year

The chairman of property firm, Vanke Group,has been named as the highest paid exec across A-share listed companies, earning 159 billion yuan (US$25,587,393,000) in 2013.

by Rebecca Unsworth, 28 March 2014

AFC 2015 draw sees China face Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan and North Korea

China's national football team has drawn a fairly evenly matched group for next year's Asian Cup, which takes place in Australia.

by Rebecca Unsworth, 28 March 2014

5 year old dance prodigy wins 11 international competitions in one day

A five year old Hong Kong girl has won 11 international dance competitions - all in one day - the SCMP reports.

by Rebecca Unsworth, 28 March 2014

Was Michelle Obama's visit to a Tibetan restaurant 'political'?

Michelle Obama dined at a Tibetan restaurant in Chengdu Wednesday, causing many to comment on the possible "political overtones" behind the luncheon.

by Rebecca Unsworth, 27 March 2014

Giraffe killing Danish zoo puts down four healthy lions

A Danish zoo which caused international outrage last month when it killed a giraffe and then chopping him up in front of children, is back in the news after putting down four healthy...

by Rebecca Unsworth, 27 March 2014

22 policemen punished in China's 'sex capital' after crackdown

22 policemen have been punished in a prostitution crack down in China's so-called ''capital of sex'' Dongguan.

by Rebecca Unsworth, 26 March 2014

10 Chinese schools found to have fed kids illegal prescription meds

Angry parents protested outside of a kindergarten in Gansu province yesterday afternoon, after it became the latest school found to be feeding pupils illegal prescription drugs.

by Rebecca Unsworth, 26 March 2014