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Chinese people pay tribute to legendary ancestor Huangdi

A sacrificial ceremony dedicated to China's mythical Huang Di, also known as the Yellow Emperor, was recently held in Zhengzhou, Central China's Henan Province, the

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Xinjiang archaeological show in Beijing reveals China's cultural unity, diversity

Including an exotically designed Bronze Age felt cap, a total of 108 archaeological artifacts discovered in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region are now greeting visitors at the Capital Museum in Beijing.

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Bones 'used to contact God' discovered at burial site of ancient fortune teller

Bones 'used to contact God' discovered at burial site of ancient fortune teller
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Bone Slips Excavated in Central China Linked to Ancient Fortune-Telling

Archaeologists unearthed 10 mysterious bone slips in Puyang's ancient city in China! Could they hold information about ancient rituals and fortune-telling?

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'A great sense of responsibility' to return illicitly imported artifacts back to China: Switzerland official

Five Chinese artifacts, including a more than 2,000-year-old equestrian statue, that were once illicitly imported to Switzerland were recently returned to their home country braced by the efforts of Switzerland's Federal Office of Culture (FOC).

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Hangzhou Asian Games opens, showing Chinese-style cultural beauty and romance through 'smart' interpretation

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Northern Shaanxi folk music base opens in Yulin

A new base that focuses on the production and performance of Northern Shaanxi folk music was recently founded in the city of Yulin, a treasure house of intangible cultural heritage, in Northwest China's Shaanxi Province.

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The second-instance verdict of the Lao Rongzhi case upholds the original death sentence

China News Agency, Nanchang, November 30th (Reporter Wang Xiujun, Li Yunhan) On November 30th, the second trial of the much-watched Lao Rongzhi case was publicly pronounced and the original sentence of death penalty was upheld. 　　The Intermediate People's Court of Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province found the defendant Lao Rongzhi guilty of intentional homicide, robbery, and kidnapping in the first

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Time to revisit policy on entry of POGO workers: PNP

PNP chief Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr. (File photo) MANILA - The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Friday called for a reassessment of the existing rules on the entry of foreign workers in Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs). PNP chief, Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr. made the appeal amid the series of kidnapping incidents involving POGO workers. "It is high time that we reassess, we reevaluate our policies on POGO employees entering the country. This is why we require that they should be given a national police clearance so we have a means to check who these Chinese nationals are and at the same time, we ensure that those entering the country are not criminals," Azurin said in a radio interview. Azurin added that the status of these aliens must be regularly checked to determine whether their stay in the country is for lawful purposes. "There must be a way to check whether they are already overstaying or their work permits are expired. Where do they stay? The village personnel and subdivision owners must always check how they are behaving," Azurin said. The PNP chief also cited the need for a reclassification of Chinese nationals of mixed races, citing the case of a Chinese-Malaysian kidnapping suspect who worked with a Filipino cohort in the Sept. 9 kidnapping of his compatriot. "We will also be requiring that they secure a clearance from countries where they are coming from saying that they don't have criminal records there. We cannot just allow criminals to simply enter the country just because they are rich," he added. On Thursday, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) arrested several Chinese nationals and a Filipino cohort over accusations of kidnapping. In a report released on Friday, the CIDG identified the suspects as Chui Qun, 28, a POGO staff, and Ernesto Cruz Jr., 42. The operation stemmed from the complaint of a certain Jerry Go, a Chinese national who sought their help after his compatriot identified as Amy Dan Li was abducted in Pasay City on Sept. 14. The CIDG said the suspects then contacted Go and demanded PHP2 million for her release. Authorities launched a rescue and entrapment operation that resulted in the recovery and rescue of Li and the arrest of the suspects. Recovered from the suspects were the ransom money, a .45-caliber pistol, and six rounds of live ammunition. A follow-up operation was conducted by the CIDG after the Chinese suspect admitted that the money will be delivered to a POGO company located in Paranaque City. This resulted in the arrest of three other Chinese nationals -- Yap Tiong Ee, Li Wei Xiong, and Li Xing -- who were positively identified by the victim. The CIDG said the suspects are members of the "Zi Chinese" criminal group involved in the kidnapping and illegal detention activities operating in the southern part of Metro Manila. Earlier on Thursday, CIDG members also arrested a Chinese national and his Filipina companion for alleged profiling and surveillance of prospective kidnap victims in Pampanga. Joint members of the CIDG Regional Field Unit 3, Mabalacat City police and the Clark Development Corporation (CDC) police apprehended Chinese national Xiong Gang, 35, and his Filipina companion Nete Joy Gallenero Juanico, 28, in front of Clark Hills Village at the Clark Freeport Zone. The suspects were aboard a blue sedan vehicle when intercepted by the CDC police. Authorities saw a pistol grip in plain view beside the driver's seat of the vehicle, prompting them to conduct further questioning and investigation. The suspects were immediately arrested and taken to the Mabalacat City Police Station. A search after the arrest yielded a 9mm Pistol, a magazine assembly with eight pieces of ammunition, an airsoft pistol and a handcuff. The suspects now face charges in violation of RA 10591 or the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulation Act. (PNA) }

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PNP: Kidnap victim saved in Basilan; armed Chinese, Filipina companion nabbed in Pampanga

The Philippine National Police (PNP) said Friday, Sept. 16, that it has rescued a man who was allegedly abducted by armed suspects in Al-Barka, Basilan.

(Photo by PNP)
PNP Chief, Police Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr. said the male victim, whose identity was withheld for security reasons, was found al

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