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In Inner Mongolia, pensioners from four continents compete in the World over 80s Table Tennis Championships, highlighting the realities of aging and veteran sports.
Eight-minute speed dating events in Beijing allow participants to meet multiple potential partners in just two hours, reflecting a shift in modern romance.
Sining introduces his American boyfriend, Patrick, as a friend during a trip to China.
A weekend at the Formula 1 racetrack in Shanghai costs at least €10,000, attracting China's wealthiest car enthusiasts and their expensive hobbies.
The Dalai Lama faces retirement and considers the Karmapa Lama as his successor amid challenges.
Ai Weiwei spent three months in detention in 2011, during which he questioned the government's motives for his arrest and release.
From 2014 to mid-2021, 35 individuals were indicted for their involvement in Chinese cyber espionage operations against U.S. companies.
At 73, the Dalai Lama considers retirement and the future of Tibetan Buddhism, raising the possibility of the Karmapa Lama as his successor.
$400 billion to $600 billion a year is estimated to be stolen by the Communist Party of China through trade secret theft and industrial espionage.
In the border region between China and Kazakhstan, eagle trainer Alik exemplifies the Kazakh people's enduring cultural connection to eagle hunting and nature.
Adila runs Massachusetts' only Uyghur restaurant, sharing her culture and searching for her father.
Sheriff Bob Songer defies Governor Jay Inslee's orders, refusing to arrest people during the pandemic.
The Yellow River is China's 2nd largest river, famous for its Hukou Waterfall and golden color.
A lacer tree produces only 25 to 28 kilos of resin per year, which is essential for creating the ancient art of red lacquering in China.
In Bama County, a region with fewer than 250,000 residents, more than 70 centenarians live, contributing to one of the highest concentrations of elderly people in the world.
In China, Daniel Satra observes the impact of the government's strict Covid-19 strategy, including mandatory testing and lockdowns, on daily life and reporting.
Andy Richter humorously outsources his job to China, highlighting Beijing over Burbank.
Manufacturing in the U.S. produces twice as much as it did in 1984, but with one-third fewer workers due to automation and advances in technology.
Chelsea Handler discusses her travels to Spain and China while escaping America.
Over the past 25 years, the chicken industry in the United States has doubled its production from 80 million to 160 million chickens per week.
President Trump is seriously considering having the U.S. buy Greenland, sparking humorous debate.
Conan addresses a Chinese show, 'Da Peng,' for copying his opening and offers a new one.
The CDC reported several dozen confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States, with the first death occurring just a day prior.
John Oliver interviews the Dalai Lama about Tibetan struggles under Chinese rule.
Dana Carvey compares Trump and Obama while discussing the Trump-Kim meeting.
Hugh Dancy discusses his visits to the Shanghai Museum of Sex in China.
International Women's Day features mixed global celebrations, including Putin's message in Russia.
Jack Black finally meets Jackie Chan in Shanghai after ten years of working on Kung Fu Panda.
China's one-child policy, implemented in 1980 and officially ended in 2015, has resulted in a gender imbalance of approximately 34 million more males than females.
Rashida Jones recasts Quincy Jones in Angie Tribeca, giving Ernie Hudson the role instead.
The host humorously critiques Dateline and crime shows while discussing Matt and societal perceptions.
Over 10,000 products are now subject to tariffs as the trade war escalates, impacting American workers, especially in agriculture.
Donald Trump referred to Africa, Haiti, and El Salvador as 'holes,' prompting outrage from the countries he insulted and drawing attention to his foreign policy.
Tucker Carlson averages over three million views a night, despite his controversial remarks on maternity flight suits and the U.S. military.
Conan O'Brien chats with Wiki Bear about movies, history, and Disneyland's opening.
During a vote to scrap term limits for China's president, 2 out of nearly 3,000 ballots opposed the unprecedented move, allowing Xi Jinping to potentially remain in power for life.
Taiwan produces most of the world's microchips, and an attack from China could disrupt global supply chains and threaten the island's democracy.
Joshua Wong meets Heiko Maas in Germany, prompting a diplomatic complaint from China.
A local merchant in Heihe states that many of the products he sells come from Russia, reflecting the enduring friendship between the two nations.
Elvira Nabiullina urges Russia to rethink its economy as the west turns its back on energy.
'Squid Game' captivates audiences worldwide, sparking a dalgona candy craze and deadly childhood games.
Trump reacts to Trudeau's comments while NATO leaders address defense spending and unity.
China leads the Olympics with scrutiny over swimmer Yi's record-breaking performance.
Joshua Wong discusses Hong Kong's ongoing protests for democracy and autonomy from China.
India reports 20 soldiers killed in clashes with Chinese forces in the Himalayas.
Protests erupt in Buenos Aires as G20 leaders, including Merkel and Prince Mohammed, gather.
2018 features Donald Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un and a US-China trade war.
2020 sees no less than three major rocket launches for Mars exploration.
