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Shanghai: No longer the number 1 manufacturing city in China; 216,000 enterprises have disappeared
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Shanghai fines Paris Baguette subsidiary for selling bread at an unlicensed outlet during the lock down when food was scarce: People are angry at such injustice
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Shanghai: Man detained for violently kicking woman’s seat in cinema
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LeLe Farley: CCP Shills Fleeing China! Americans in Shanghai Freak Out; This Week’s Ah Q! 【RAW】
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Typhoon In-fa hits Shanghai, China!
.. Typhoon "In-fa" has hit Shanghai. Hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated. It is too early to know the full extent of the damage. July 25, 2021 pic.twitter.com/9KLCwDYNEI — Things China Doesn't Want You To Know (@TruthAbtChina) July … Continue reading
Video: Drunk Chinaman falls down lift shaft after kicking open the door
— — Shanghaiist on Friday Drunk dude karate kicks open elevator door at Hangzhou KTV, stumbles straight do — Stomp Singapore @stompsingapore 2h2 hours ago Drunk man karate kicks open lift doors at China KTV, then falls down elevator shaft … Continue reading
It was NOT a ‘Happy New Year’ at Shanghai Bund: Stampede kills 36, injures 47!
— The Bund, renowned for its pre-Chinese revolution architecture, is the former financial district of the country’s commercial hub and now a popular tourist destination, packed with high-end restaurants and expensive boutiques. The Bund stands on the opposite bank of … Continue reading
