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  • The world's biggest rotten-tail project: Xiongan's failure is destined under the CCP red system

    10/18/2022 2:39:27 PM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 6 replies
    YouTube ^ | Premiered October 15, 2022 | China Insights
    This is arguably the world's biggest rotten-tail project, a place called Xiong'an that was considered a partial replacement for Beijing. It’s located in Hebei province, a neighboring province to Beijing, and was a personal dream of the Chinese Communist Party Leader Xi Jinping. Unfortunately, the project, which was billed as a "millennium project and a major national event," fell apart after only five years, demonstrating a complete crash of Xi's dream.The world's biggest rotten-tail project:Xiongan's failure is destined under the CCP red systemChina Insights | Premiered October 15, 2022
  • Complex Brains Existed 520 Million Years Ago in Cockroach Relative

    10/11/2012 4:22:26 AM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 10 replies
    Scientific American 'blogs ^ | October 10, 2012 | Katherine Harmon
    Cockroaches and other insects belong to a group called the arthropods, which arose some 540 million years ago. A new Chinese fossil is yielding new insights into how the arthropod brain evolved and shows that within the first 20 million years of the group's emergence, the arthropod brain had already become surprisingly advanced. The new findings are based on a three-inch-long fossil arthropod known as Fuxianhuia protensa, found in what is now China's Yunnan Province and were described online October 10 in Nature (Scientific American is part of Nature Publishing Group)... Fuxianhuia's body is understandably primitive, which is par for...
  • Bus blasts kill 3, injure 14 in southwest China

    07/20/2008 11:04:01 PM PDT · by rdl6989 · 40 replies · 230+ views
    MSNBC.com ^ | 7-21-08
    BEIJING - Three separate bus explosions killed at least three people and injured 14 in the southwestern Chinese city of Kunming on Monday, media said, amid a security clampdown ahead of next month's Beijing Olympics. The causes were not immediately clear, but the blasts came within a matter of hours of each other in the capital of Yunnan province and less than three weeks before the Beijing Games, which China has warned could be a target of terrorist attacks. An explosion on one bus happened at the Panjiawan stop at 7.10 a.m. and the second blast was nearby, the official...