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"Formaldehyde Cabbage" Returns After 14 Years: Why Does Food Safety Still Depend on Exposure
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"Formaldehyde Cabbage" Returns After 14 Years: Why Does Food Safety Still Depend on Exposure?

Recently, it was reported that a cabbage buyer in Kangbao County, Hebei Province, used a formaldehyde solution to treat cabbage before loading it onto trucks, raising serious concerns about food safety.

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Severe Casualties from Gyirong Mountain Floods: Nepal Announces 626 Dead and 2,426 Missing

Severe Casualties from Gyirong Mountain Floods: Nepal Announces 626 Dead and 2,426 Missing

China

 On Friday (August 28), the flash flood disaster along the Nepal–Tibet border entered its third day. Nepal announced that the death toll had reached 626, with 2,426 people still missing. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) stated that this disaster is the deadliest Nepal has experienced since the 2015 earthquake, triggered by a glacier collapse that unleashed massive flows of ice, snow, and debris....

Key Issues Regarding the Mudslide Flood Disaster at Jilong Port

Key Issues Regarding the Mudslide Flood Disaster at Jilong Port

China

On August 26, a mudslide disaster struck the Shigatse region along the China-Nepal border, causing significant damage to the Jilong Port in Tibet. In an unusual move, General Secretary of the Communist Party Xi Jinping tasked Premier Li Qiang with visiting the disaster area the following afternoon....

Chinese Artist Gao Xun Appeals After Being Sentenced to Three Years for Satirical Works on Mao

Chinese Artist Gao Xun Appeals After Being Sentenced to Three Years for Satirical Works on Mao

China

Chinese artist Gao Xun was sentenced to three years in prison by the Sanhe City Court in Hebei Province on August 25 for 'damaging the reputation and honor of heroes and martyrs.' The case involves several satirical works about Mao Zedong that were created between 2005 and 2009, well before the relevant criminal laws were enacted over a decade ago. Gao Xun has decided to appeal the ruling....

Tibet s Jilong Mudslide Disaster Raises Questions About Causes

Tibet's Jilong Mudslide Disaster Raises Questions About Causes

China

On the morning of August 26, a significant ice and rock collapse occurred on the Nepal side of the China-Nepal border, triggering a mountain flood that affected Jilong Port in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Tibet. The authorities in Tibet reported on the morning of the 27th that by 8 a.m. that day, three people had died, 558 were missing, and two had been rescued. Among the missing are 260 foreign nationals....

Xi s Overreach Leaves Pig Farmers in Tears: They ve Lost Everything, Even Their Underwear

Xi's Overreach Leaves Pig Farmers in Tears: They've Lost Everything, Even Their Underwear

China

China's leading pig farming company, Muyuan Foods, recently released its performance report for the first half of 2026, revealing dismal figures: first, business income has significantly decreased, with total operating revenue for the first half of the year at 59.41 billion yuan, down over 20% from 76.462 billion yuan during the same period last year (a decline of 22.3%). After accounting for various costs and expenses, the net loss for the parent company's shareholders reached 6.078 billion yuan....

Li Qiang Finally Visited the Disaster Site in Tibet, No Longer Fearing Xi

Li Qiang Finally Visited the Disaster Site in Tibet, No Longer Fearing Xi

China

After recently conducting research in Heilongjiang and Jilin, Chinese Premier Li Qiang swiftly traveled to the mudslide-affected area in Jilong Town, Jilong County, Tibet, on August 27. State media reported that he went to 'guide the disaster relief efforts, visit the rescue personnel, and check on the displaced residents,' acting on the orders of Xi Jinping. The day before, Vice Premier Zhang Guoqing had already headed to Tibet....

What Do the Differing Responses of China and Nepal to the Jilong Landslide Disaster Reveal

What Do the Differing Responses of China and Nepal to the Jilong Landslide Disaster Reveal?

China

On August 26, shortly after 10 a.m., a landslide disaster struck Jilong Port in Shigatse City, Tibet. Black muddy water surged down the valley like a tsunami, instantly destroying and engulfing everything in its path, including villages, roads, bridges, supermarkets, power stations, the joint inspection building of the Communist Party of China at Jilong Port, buses, and large groups of fleeing people....

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