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A Final Journey: The Story of Sha Bai
The video began with a gentle smile. Sha Bai, a 43-year-old woman from Shanghai, stared into the camera, her voice steady yet carrying an undertone of resolve. “This is my goodbye,” she said. The revelation left viewers stunned. Sha Bai had decided to end her life through assisted euthanasia in Switzerland. The date was set:…
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A Life Stolen by the Black Brick Kiln
In the bitter cold of the night, the old man lay on the damp earth, his back pressed against the cold stone of a bridge. The harsh winds whipped around him, carrying the scent of decay and despair. His body, frail from years of forced labor and neglect, ached with every movement. He had been…
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A Deadly Decision
The salty sea breeze swept across the ferry’s deck, carrying with it the chatter of passengers and the rhythmic crash of waves. Li barely noticed. Standing at the bow, his hands resting on the cold metal railing, he stared into the horizon where the sea kissed the sky. The beauty of the moment was lost…
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A Hero’s Lonely Demise
In the small county of Kai, tucked away in the rugged southwest of China, tragedy was not unfamiliar. The name of this remote town had already been etched into the nation’s memory after the devastating gas well blowout of December 23, 2003. A lethal cloud of hydrogen sulfide had claimed 243 lives, poisoned over 4,000,…
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Revenge of a Newlywed Husband: Marriage as a Form of Extortion
In China, marriage is often regarded as life’s biggest gamble. Those who lose this gamble endure immense suffering, constant entanglements, financial ruin, and in extreme cases, it can lead to heinous crimes, even resulting in the killing of once-close companions. There are numerous high-profile cases in Chinese society that are connected to marital issues. The…
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Every Chinese Person Has an Emperor in Their Heart
Exploring Cultural Legacy and Personal Identity If Western experts or Chinese scholars fail to grasp Sun Yat-sen’s remark that “every Chinese person has an emperor in their heart,” they may not be fully qualified to discuss Chinese issues. Sun Yat-sen, a revolutionary and political figure from over a century ago, made this statement to highlight…
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