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Another Yu Menglong like death? Chinese actor Jin Ze dies at 33; here’s what we know so farChinese actor Jin Ze, real name Zhang Jiawei, has passed away at 33. His agency confirmed his death at his Hangzhou home on June 4, 2026. A...- Chinese social media platforms to ‘rectify’ financial self-media accountsThis follows an announcement by Cyberspace Administration of China that it would look into accounts that have repeatedly released financial...
- Social media account of China's Xiaohongshu goes dark after Tiananmen anniversary postThe Friday post on its account on China's Twitter-like Weibo said, "Tell me loud: what's the date today?", according to a screenshot seen b...
- McDonald's sells 'Spam burger' with cookie crumbs in ChinaGlobal brands from restaurants to automakers sometimes roll out offbeat products to appeal to Chinese tastes in the populous and intensely ...
- Chinese social media sites delete PM's speech, MEA spokesman's remarks on border crisisThe move comes in the backdrop of the violent face-off between the Indian and Chinese armies in the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh on Mond...
- Chinese university threatens to take action against Indian student for posting offensive commentsThe Indian national surnamed Kadukkasseri is a student at the Jiangsu University (JSU) in east China's Jiangsu Province.His offensive posts...
- China shuts down 17 websitesAccording to the Web cache of Google on Friday, Mao's Weibo account had more than 2.67 million followers with 1,294 posts before it was clo...
- China's microblog site Sina Weibo to remove 140-character limitThe decision came after media reported that US microblogging platform Twitter is considering removing its own 140-character limit, an iconi...
- PM Narendra Modi greets Chinese people on China's National DayPM Modi greeted the Chinese people on their National Day saying India and China together can make the world a better place and their growth...
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi greets Chinese people on China's National DayStating that the growth of India and China helps to realise the dream of Asian century, he expressed confidence that bilateral ties would g...
- PM Narendra Modi thanks Xi Jinping for birthday greetingsPM Modi today thanked Xi Jinping for greeting him on his 65th birthday and said he looks forward to work with him for strengthening Sino-In...
- Narendra Modi greets Li Keqiang on BirthdayLi, number two ranking leader after President Xi Jinping in the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC) turned 60 today.
- Narendra Modi entered China's Weibo after two months of preparationThe idea came from the PM himself before he was leaving for threenation tour to Seychelles, Mauritius and Sri Lanka, said the official.
- Former Australian premier Kevin Rudd greets PM Modi on Sina Weibo websiteFormer Australian premier Kevin Rudd today greeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the popular Chinese miocroblogging site 'Sina Weibo'.
- Ni Hao China! PM scales Great Wall, makes his debut on Chinese Twitter, Sina WeiboA week before his big trip to Beijing, the PM logged in to Sina Weibo, the largest Chinese micro-blogging site with over 140 million monthl...
- China threatens to close down internet news services of Sina CorpSina Weibo pioneered in social media in China whose online population touched 648 million last year.
- In China, people criticise govt for targeting prostitutesBeijing’s crackdown on prostitution is ridiculed as people go online slamming the official hypocrisy behind raids that target working women.
- China has over 1.3 billion microblog accountsThe number of Chinese microblog accounts had exceeded 1.3 billion by the end of November, making this a major channel for disseminating inf...
- Cyber security experts call for Indian networking site to counter Facebook, TwitterOfficials who are involved indicated that the idea is to use existing domestic media houses to launch the alternative Indian social network...
- China's own Twitter 'Weibo' goes global; Bill Gates, Tom Cruise sign-upThe site also helped politicians like San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, to reach Chinese audiences during the recent mayoral elections.
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