Author: Zoey Zhang

Living alone as a single woman comes with its own set of safety concerns, as highlighted by a recent article. The author advises against buying single-serving items like a small tub of ice cream, as it may indicate that you live alone and are likely within walking distance, putting you at risk of being followed. She suggests waiting until daylight and buying a larger tub of ice cream instead. Japan’s dark, secluded alleyways are prime territory for sexual predators. Photo: Shutterstock The article emphasizes the importance of thinking from a criminal’s perspective to prevent crime, especially for single women. Safety…

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Experience the exciting world of durian sales on Douyin, where sellers entertain and inform viewers about the revered fruit, attracting up to 10,000 eager eyes per live-stream. Mina, enthralled by the sellers’ friendly demeanor and unique durian-handling skills, humorously dubbed it “the new kung fu”. China dominates the durian market, importing 1.4 million tonnes annually, sparking a Southeast Asian durian live-stream craze to tap into the lucrative consumer base. Despite their divisive smell, durians offer a rich and healthy experience, with Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and China producing different prized varieties. Whether you love or loathe durians, witnessing the art of…

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China’s breathtaking Yuntai Mountain Waterfall, known as one of the highest in Asia, has come under scrutiny for utilizing pipes to create an artificial water flow. Despite this revelation, the site in Henan province remains a popular destination for tourists who pay 120 yuan (US$17) per ticket to witness the stunning 314-metre waterfall, often described as a “stairway to heaven reaching the clouds”. Last year, Yuntai Mountain attracted seven million visitors, earning 650 million yuan (US$90 million), with its rich cultural history dating back to the Tang dynasty. The site offers more than just the waterfall, as visitors can explore…

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Meet Lingyun, a 25-year-old martial artist from Sichuan province in China, who has amassed 13.4 million fans on Douyin for her exceptional swordsmanship and martial arts skills. Trained in the Emei sect since the age of 10, Lingyun embodies feminine strength in her practice. The group’s first video was posted online in early May and it has been an instant hit. Photo: Sohu Lingyun’s group combines modern dance with traditional martial arts to create a unique performance. The Emei sect, where they draw inspiration from, has a rich history dating back over 3,000 years in Sichuan. The team showcases a…

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