Above, party-goers in Hong Kong bring in the New Year while millions gathered in Bejing after the jump!! Wendy L.
Above, party-goers in Hong Kong bring in the New Year while millions gathered in Bejing after the jump!! Wendy L.
A man in China has died as a result of the bird flu. The flu virus claimed the lives of hundreds of people back in 2006 and this summer the United Nations warned that a second epidemic could occur. The man is the first to have any reported symptoms of the virus and authorities are working hard to find out where the man contacted the virus. Hopefully it’s a one time thing and the epidemic doesn’t break out again! Read more after the jump. Julie1205
Someone up there was truly watching over a young high school student in China last week. Surveillance cameras caught the girl crossing the street on a bicycle, when a fully loaded trailer truck ran a red light at high speed across an intersection. People working nearby were able to get to her quickly, and she was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries, where she’s currently listed in stable condition. Watch the crazy video below. Marisa Mendez
Hopefully this can be settled peacefully. Apparently some Chinese hackers broke through some government defenses. Full story after the jump. > > +TatWZA > > X > @ShottaDru > Shotta Dru on Google+
The very first production car from China has made it to North America, though it’s not what you might think. In an effort to move more of its production out of Japan, Honda has begun manufacturing Fit models in the People’s Republic and importing them to Canada. There’s no indication that the vehicles will make their way to the U.S. in the future, however. While there are plenty of automakers who operate plants in China, only a fraction of the vehicles built there are made for export. Last year, only three percent were sent outside of the country’s borders. Funk Flex