• Border residents face higher risk of infection

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  Despite often spending several hours a day walking between villages in the mountainous areas of Southwest China's Yunnan province, Yang Chunyan always wears shoes with 10-centimeter-high stiletto heels.

• China approves GSK's HPV vaccine

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  The Chinese mainland government has approved the use of HPV vaccine in a move that could potentially help millions of females, reported yicai.com on Monday.

• 8-Year-Old Boy Gains 11kg to Save Sick Father

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  An 8-year-old boy gained 11 kilograms within a month in order to receive a hematopoietic stem cell transplantation to save his father in Xuzhou, East China's Jiangsu province, and the surgery was carried out recently.

• Actor loses role because of unclear attitude over Taiwan

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  A mainland Chinese director is changing a main actor in her new film after netizens renewed calls to boycott the movie over the actor's support for "Taiwan independence".

• The world's only surviving panda triplets weaned from milk

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  Giant panda triplets Mengmeng, Shuaishuai and Kuku eat bamboo at Chimelong Safari Park in Guangzhou, capital of South China's Guangdong province, July 14, 2016.

• Two Nansha islands greet their first civil flights

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  Two civil airliners touched down for the first time on runways on Meiji Reef and Zhubi Reef in the South China Sea on Wednesday, showing the feasibility of the two new Nansha Islands as flight destinations in China's southernmost territories.

• Rescuers and Residents Share Warm Moments in Flood-Stricken Regions

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  Rescuers and residents who have joined the relief and reconstruction efforts to help those in China's flood-stricken regions, frequently share their personal moments captured on camera, offering a unique viewpoint during difficult times.

• Hangzhou couple offers around $7,000 for tutor to play with their child

  People & Stories |

  A recent job advertisement in Hangzhou has become the subject of hot debate. The ad, posted by a young couple, promised between 30,000 and 50,000 yuan per month to a tutor, whose main job would be playing with the couple's child.

• Girl Suffers Sibling Rivalry Disorder after Younger Brother's Birth

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  A 10-year-old girl suffered from headaches, vomiting and low spirits for more than a month — all because of the birth of her younger brother

• Teenage pregnancy a severe social problem in China's fishing village

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  Outdated marriage traditions and a lack of proper sex education have created a large number of teenage mothers and related severe social problems at some fishing villages in south China's Hainan province, according to a report by Xinhua news agency.