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Chinese Study: Depressed Moms’ Breast Milk May Change Babies’ Brains
The research offers a potential new biological reason as to why these children are more likely to face cognitive, behavioral, and mental health challenges.
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View allChina’s Lao Gan Ma Takes the Heat for Alleged Layoffs Due to AISixth Tone · 2026-10-28 00:00 UTCChinese Users Get Back at AI Male Teen, Casting Him as a GrifterSixth Tone · 2026-10-20 00:00 UTCOver 150 Chinese Apps Deny AI Assistant’s Use on SmartphoneSixth Tone · 2026-10-19 00:00 UTCChinese Users Find Little Money in ‘Selling’ Their Faces to AISixth Tone · 2026-10-15 00:00 UTCIn China, an AI Idol’s ‘Maternity Leave’ Backfires on Her CreatorsSixth Tone · 2026-10-15 00:00 UTCOn the Table at Shanghai Mayor Meet: AI, Sports, TourismSixth Tone · 2026-10-12 00:00 UTC
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90 Face Chinese Legal Action After $1 Billion Tax Fraud
The criminal ring used shell companies to generate fake invoices for customers seeking to evade taxes over three years, profiting by charging additional invoice service fees.
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Digging Into China’s Overlooked World War I History
At a former Chinese labor camp in Belgium, archaeologists are piecing together the lives of workers whose contributions to the Allied war effort have long been overshadowed.
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China’s Lao Gan Ma Takes the Heat for Alleged Layoffs Due to AI
The famed chili sauce brand has come under fire after an official reportedly said the company cut 500 jobs to implement AI-powered pepper sorting.
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Women, Teens Helped Build Terracotta Army, Chinese Study Says
The study, which analyzed ancient fingerprints left on the statues, is the first to assess the division of labor involved in the production of the first emperor of China’s ghostly army.
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Uncovering the Terracotta Army’s Stunning Hidden Artistry
The Qin emperor’s ghostly clay army, located outside China’s northwestern city of Xi’an, is renowned for its vast scale. But it is also something more: a jaw-droppingly intricate work of art.
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Rack and Ruin: How China’s Trillion-Yuan Womenswear Market Lost Its Color
Seeking bold invention, young women flee to vintage clothing designs to escape the “algorithm bubble” pushing bland imitations.
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Reel to Real: The ‘Voy Boys’ and the Movie That Never Was
A Beijing filmmaker set out to make a blockbuster about disabled kids finding healing in sport. Instead, she helped build Xinjiang’s first blind football team.
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Chinese Reality Show’s Medical Students Criticized as Incompetent
The eighth season of “An Exciting Offer,” which follows the lives of medical students, has drawn pushback online after participants revealed serious gaps in their training and knowledge.
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How Contemporary Art Finds a Home in Small-Town China
In a mountain county in eastern China, an experimental museum is bringing artists and local communities together, exploring how each can shape the other.
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China Develops 1-Gram, Wireless Microscope for Lab Animal Use
The device, reportedly the lightest wireless mesoscope in the world, allows scientists to observe thousands of neurons in free-roaming mice.
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In Stitches: Why Young Chinese Are Buying Clothes They Can Throw Away
Young Chinese are buying clothes tailored to destinations from sunny beaches to snowy peaks and designed to be worn once or twice for as little as a few yuan.
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China Approves Nation’s First Brainstem Implant for Deafness
The device is intended for young deaf children who cannot use traditional cochlear implants due to inner ear malformations.
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At China’s Biggest Studio Complex, Tourists Pay to Play the Lead
As AI and funding cuts reduce live-action shoots, tourist packages provide work for crews and give visitors a finished two-minute ultrashort drama of their own.
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Chinese Satellite Constellation Extends Coverage to Arctic
Arctic research vessels used the system to hold video calls with the country’s Antarctic research base, as well as with researchers and doctors on the mainland.