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A convicted drug trafficker has been found guilty of moonlighting as a paid assassin for a Manhattan real estate developer who ordered his protege-turned-rival killed. A federal jury in Brooklyn found Antony Abreu, 36, guilty of murder-for-hire charges in the 2019 killing of Xin “Chris” Gu, who was gunned down outside a Queens karaoke bar at the order of his former boss, Qing Ming “Allen” Yu. ...

Delia Cai confirmed on X that she was removed from the jury that was empaneled to hear the case against Antony Abreu in Brooklyn federal court.

Ma Ying-jeous calls for Taiwanese to recognize their Chineseness spark anger in the democratic island.

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Nothing was going to stop this family in Indonesia from paying respects to their ancestors during Qing Ming, not even knee-high floodwaters. A woman named Lily Wang, took to Facebook on March 31 to share how her family carried on with tomb sweeping despite a flood in Pontianak, West Kalimantan. In the photos and video clips she posted, about 10...

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DUE to the rising costs of burial plots and columbarium niches, China’s city residents are buying up low cost flats to keep the remains of deceased family members, reported China Press.

Strict building codes and widespread public disaster awareness appear to have staved off a major catastrophe.

Local governments across China have provoked an outcry on social media by cracking down on the burning of joss paper and other offerings during this year’s Qing Ming Festival - a tradition they have described as "feudal superstition". The city of Nantong in th

THE practice of ancient customs during Qing Ming or Tomb Sweeping Day, which falls on April 4 this year, is often simplified or adapted to fit local beliefs.