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Something’s up with the meat in Zhenjiang. It’s selling fast. In this economic climate. Equally strange is the fact that local government is getting the thumbs up. What the heck is going on in Zhenjiang? In a word, sausages. On...

Fully eight people have been determined to have made use of a condiment jar containing a small rat in a Yangzhou vocational college. In a commendable commitment to transparency, the college in question has admitted the incident took place....

Indulgence in fatty BBQ late at night is being touted as the cause of a Nanjing man developing acute abdominal pain that, in turn, was the result of his triglycerides, the most common type of fat in the body,...

Opened on 30 November, Ludu Da Dao completes the “four vertical” network in the area south of the Station; now go Nanjing South to Shengtai Xi Lu in 5 minutes. Full story (in Chinese) via this link; read about...

With the 10th National Memorial Day for victims of the Nanjing Massacre upcoming, on 13 December, so annual attention turns to the atrocities in Nanjing of 1937, this year being marked by the release of newly-discovered evidence thereof. The historical...

Suzhou University has of late narrowly avoided a spot of egg on its face as a paper discussing infringement issues in one of its journal publications was sued for just that, infringement, before the plaintiff withdrew the lawsuit at...

Nanjing’s finless porpoises have been much in the news of late; their numbers on a steady rise and them featured extensively in last week’s Yangtze Culture Forum held in our own fine City. But bizarrely, they also have to...

Stealing dogs is back in the headlines at the moment, as police have concluded the case in which a man in Zhenjiang was actively engaged in profiteering from the sale of stolen dogs, many of which he had shot...