Jilin Province News
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Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered an investigation into a fire at a poultry plant in the northeastern province of Jilin that killed 120 people, the nation’s deadliest blaze in 13 years.
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Niu Dianqing stopped his motorbike at a construction site in China’s Inner Mongolia one morning last month. The front door was locked.
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Many granaries in Jilin province, China’s largest corn producing area, are struggling with “empty warehouses” as they can’t get enough corn because of competition from processing companies, the National Business Daily said today.
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China expressed support for a shared economic zone on the North Korean border, signaling the ruling Communist Party wants to maintain ties even as Kim Jong Un’s regime steps up threats to attack South Korea and the U.S.
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China’s National People’s Congress selected vice premiers and ministers yesterday after naming Xi Jinping president and Li Keqiang the nation’s premier.
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Coca-Cola Co., the world’s largest soft-drink maker, said tests showed that a child’s death after drinking one of its beverages in Changchun, China, wasn’t caused by the product.
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Seven investors in a wealth management product sold by China Construction Bank Corp., the nation’s second-biggest lender, complained to regulators after suffering losses, the National Business Daily reported today.
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Mr. Gu, an unmarried pharmacist in north China’s Jilin province, never aspired to be a champion for privacy, much less porn. Yet, sometime this spring -- probably in March -- Mr. Gu, possessor of 95 downloaded pornographic films on his hard drive, uploaded the wrong photo to a popular Chinese bulletin board.
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The makeup of China’s Politburo, with an official who once studied in the U.K. and a man nicknamed “Little Hu,” signals that the Communist Party may have begun grooming the leaders who will take over in a decade.
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Li Pingri remembers swimming with fish and shrimp as a boy in Guangdong’s Chigang waterway in China. Today, even after the city spent 48.6 billion yuan ($7.2 billion) on a cleanup, he can’t stand the canal’s smell.
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