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Chinese proverb of the day: 'A tree may grow high, but its leaves always fall on its...' - motivational lessons on staying grounded while growing in life and why you should never forget where you came fromChinese proverb of the day: Life's journey often leads people far from their origins, yet emotional ties to home remain strong. Ancient Chi...- Asia’s largest toll road gridlocked as millions travel home after China’s golden week holiday; watch videoMillions of travelers returning home after China's extended National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday created a colossal kilometer-long ...
- Covid-19 rebound on cards? Chinese authorities issue big warning amid national holiday season as China expects rise in cases of respiratory diseasesChina issues a health warning for its upcoming eight-day holiday. Authorities anticipate increased COVID-19 and respiratory illness transmi...
- China's K employment visa faces criticism from netizensChina's K visa for foreign professionals faces implementation delay. Embassies are closed until October 8 for national holidays. The new vi...
- Alibaba's mapping app logs record for daily users on first day of China holidayAlibaba's mapping app Amap recorded more than 360 million daily active users on the first day of China's eight-day National Day holiday on ...
- How will your Chinese Zodiac Sign fare this Mid-Autumn Festival? Here are the predictions for work, love, money, and healthFeng shui expert Andrew Kwan shares Mid-Autumn Festival predictions for all 12 Chinese zodiac signs, detailing their fortunes in career, lo...
- Lunar New Year 2025: Theme, element, feng shui, signs, event, holidays and all key details for youThe themes of the Year of the Snake, Lunar Year 2025, combined with the creative energy of the wood element, inspire introspection and rene...
- China Market Update: Continent is still upbeatAsian equities produced mixed results, with trading volumes remaining low due to Hong Kong and South Korea holidays. In Mainland China, ban...
- Typhoon Bebinca hits Shanghai with 94-mph winds after 400,000 people were evacuatedThe strongest typhoon to hit Shanghai since 1949 made landfall early Monday, leading to the evacuation of over 400,000 people. Flights, fer...
- Shanghai braces for direct hit from Typhoon BebincaShanghai has halted transportation, recalled ships, and closed tourism spots including Shanghai Disney Resort as it braces for Typhoon Bebi...
- Evergrande chairman confident company will "walk out of its darkest moment"In the letter, coinciding with China's mid-autumn festival, Hui Ka Yuan, chairman of the debt-laden property developer, also said Evergrand...
- China stocks led higher by consumer staples, healthcareThe blue-chip CSI300 index rose 1.0%, to 4,855.94, while the Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.2% to 3,613.97 points.
- China has fully vaccinated 91% of students aged 12-17 against COVID: State mediaAn outbreak in the southeastern province of Fujian this month that has grown to 152 cases includes infections among unvaccinated students i...
- Palm slips for second day on weaker Dalian pricesExports from Malaysia to the world's second-largest palm buyer China have picked up ahead of the week-long holiday for the Mid-Autumn festi...
- Palm oil set for 8% weekly rise on higher soyoil, slower output growth forecastThe Southern Palm Oil Millers Association estimated output in some parts of Malaysia in Sept. 1-15 to rise 2.93% from the month before, tra...
- Not going virtual: Cannes Film Festival will join hands with other movie galas to unveil selected filmsSelected films will be labelled as 'Cannes 2020'.
- Consumer goods firms flag Covid hit, cut festive season forecastProduction cuts will be most in premium portfolio as consumers curb discretionary spending.
- A lazy river, mustard-yellow houses, and sprawling beaches, Hoi An is a traveller's dream come trueCatering to travellers of all continents, the ancient Vietnamese town has retained its authentic style.
- Markets closed: Asian bourses observe extended weekendWhile China and Taiwan bourses were closed for the day on account of Mid Autumn festival, Korean exchange was shut on account of Chusok.
- TravelogBusiness travelers paid more for flights during the second quarter this year than at any time since 2001, says a new study to be released T...
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