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For Extra Days Off, Officials Say, Couple Had 4 Weddings and 3 Divorces A bank in Taiwan said an employee had a rapid succession of nuptials to the same woman to take advantage of the country’s paid marriage leave. Marriage leave was introduced in Taiwan as part of other employment benefits, such as public holidays and paid time off for illness and bereavement.Credit...Ritchie B Tongo/EPA, via Shutterstock April 22, 2021Updated 11:11 a.m. ET In Taiwan, one of the few places in the world to offer marriage leave to couples heading to the altar, a bank employee wed his partner on April 6, 2020...

Netflix Acquires Mainland Chinese Fantasy Film 'Super Me' Patrick Frater, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Global streaming service Netflix has acquired multi-territory streaming rights to upcoming Chinese fantasy film “Super Me.” The story is an aspirational tale, combining lucid dreaming and a rags to riches plot about a struggling screenwriter. It was directed by Chong Zhang (“Fourth Wall”) and has a cast that is headed by Taiwan’s Darren Wang, along with Cao Bingkun, Song Jia and Wu Gang. More from Variety The film had its world premiere in the panorama section of the 2019 edit...

March 03, 2021 The Yin-Yang Master: Dream Of Eternity. Netflix Every year in February, it has become a trend for big blockbusters to be released to ride on Chinese New Year festivities. Oftentimes, these movies are based on myths like Journey to the West and the like. Think of them like Christmas movies we see in the West, but with even more crazy CGI. Recently, two movies have caused quite a stir after having very similar titles and release dates. If you were like us scrolling through the web, you might have seen a show titled “Yin Yang Master”. Specifically we found out there are two ti...

The people who defied China to let the world know about a virus that has killed 2.5 million people have paid a cruel price for their bravery.

Wuhan whistleblower detained by Chinese cops for running secret website ‘exposing coverup in posts written in KLINGON’ Updated: 1 Mar 2021, 11:13 A WUHAN whistleblower has been detained by Chinese cops for running a secret website “exposing coverup in posts written in Klingon”.  Chen Mei, 28, along with a group of whistleblowers were involved in a project aiming to uncover what was happening as the virus had already begun to spread in China. 3 Market in Wuhan, the epicentre of the virusCredit: Splash News The Terminus 2049 project was an open-source archive that keeps records of cens...