Hina Bizarre News Today

The latest internet challenge in China has got young people competing to see who can suck a strawberry clean of all its flesh, leaving just a perfectly formed “floating skeleton”.

Chinese social media has been more than a little amused by a bizarre Chinese wedding ceremony in which the bride entered the banquet hall riding on a giant mechanical goose.

Mainland social media has reacted with disgust after a Chinese live-streamer who opened coffins at an ancient burial site, rummaged through bones and even kissed a skull, was handed a nine-month suspended jail term.

Millions on social media have slammed a Chinese man who borrowed US$17,500 from his friend then wrote him an IOU in vanishing ink to avoid repayment.

A court in Taiwan has thrown out a bid by a woman who “vanished” for almost half a century, then suddenly reappeared to launch a legal claim for a monthly allowance of US$470 from her son and daughter, claiming to be an “unemployed nun”.

A violent wedding hazing in rural China during which a bride was pinned to the ground and piled upon by a group of men has provoked a storm of outrage among millions on mainland social media.

A Chinese businessman has garnered more than 1.5 million followers online and conquered the hearts of his women customers by modelling the high-heel shoes he sells to them.

A doctor from eastern China’s Shandong province who has spent six years accusing her medic husband of slowly poisoning her to the point of disability over alleged infidelity has finally got her day in court.

A family in southern China who buried the dead relative of someone else after hospital staff released the wrong body have discovered that the woman they thought they had lost is still alive.