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Most viewed 2011 July 23 Wenzhou train collision videos include wreckage cleanup, village rescuers, blood donors, & a surviving mother who shielded her daughter.
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Stunning photos & video of heavy rainfall causing widespread flooding throughout Beijing, with rainwater leaking and draining into its subway stations & trains.
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Collection of photos & videos of the flooding in Wuhan following torrential rains circulating on the Chinese internet, with many university students having fun.
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Fearing rumors of "radioactive rain" caused by Japan's ongoing Fukushima nuclear crisis, Koreans scramble to supermarkets to panic-buy iodized salt and seaweed.
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Chinese netizen reactions to the Japanese Self-Defense Force aborting an operation to cool the Fukushima nuclear power plant only to have the police take over.
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Daddy Chang, a Taiwanese Muslim rapper, quickly released a "Japan prayer song" after the Japanese Sendai Earthquake that became popular on China's Youku site.
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Two popular Chinese internet posts featuring Chinese netizens' admiration of Japanese society and its behavior following a devastating 9.0 magnitude earthquake.
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Translated Chinese netizen reactions to the 9.0 magnitude Tohoku/Sendai earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on 2011 March 11, the largest in Japanese history.
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The top 10 online videos in China for 2010 selected by Youku, one of the largest Chinese video sharing websites, include a lot of tears, singing, and dancing.
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A translated collection of Chinese news photographs depicting the severe droughts & floods China experienced in 2010 throughout many of its southwest provinces.
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Video & pictures of Shanghai crowds visiting the site of the November 15 Jiaozhou Road residential building fire to pay their respects, place flowers & mourn.
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Stunning photographs of a large fire that enveloped and destroyed a Shanghai residential building full of young and elderly, killing at least 53, injuring more.
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A photographer manages to record, over 334 seconds and 47 pictures, the drowning of a Chinese firefighter participating in the cleanup of the Dalian oil spill.
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Chinese netizens show how news headlines about what kind of floods the Three Gorges Dam can withstand & prevent have drastically changed over the past 7 years.
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Photographs of sinkholes that have occurred around China, with some silly netizens believing they are bad omens predicting the end of the world in 2012.
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Chinese netizens post images & photos on popular Chinese portal NetEase to show their support and solidarity with the victims of the recent Qinghai Earthquake.
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Startling photographs of a dried-up reservoir in Yunnan China where dead little fish can be seen everywhere trapped in the cracked mud that was the lake bed.
Most viewed 2011 July 23 Wenzhou train collision videos include wreckage cleanup, village rescuers, blood donors, & a surviving mother who shielded her daughter.73
Stunning photos & video of heavy rainfall causing widespread flooding throughout Beijing, with rainwater leaking and draining into its subway stations & trains.
Collection of photos & videos of the flooding in Wuhan following torrential rains circulating on the Chinese internet, with many university students having fun.
Fearing rumors of "radioactive rain" caused by Japan's ongoing Fukushima nuclear crisis, Koreans scramble to supermarkets to panic-buy iodized salt and seaweed.
Chinese netizen reactions to the Japanese Self-Defense Force aborting an operation to cool the Fukushima nuclear power plant only to have the police take over.
Daddy Chang, a Taiwanese Muslim rapper, quickly released a "Japan prayer song" after the Japanese Sendai Earthquake that became popular on China's Youku site.
Two popular Chinese internet posts featuring Chinese netizens' admiration of Japanese society and its behavior following a devastating 9.0 magnitude earthquake.
Translated Chinese netizen reactions to the 9.0 magnitude Tohoku/Sendai earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on 2011 March 11, the largest in Japanese history.
The top 10 online videos in China for 2010 selected by Youku, one of the largest Chinese video sharing websites, include a lot of tears, singing, and dancing.
A translated collection of Chinese news photographs depicting the severe droughts & floods China experienced in 2010 throughout many of its southwest provinces.
Video & pictures of Shanghai crowds visiting the site of the November 15 Jiaozhou Road residential building fire to pay their respects, place flowers & mourn.
Stunning photographs of a large fire that enveloped and destroyed a Shanghai residential building full of young and elderly, killing at least 53, injuring more.
A photographer manages to record, over 334 seconds and 47 pictures, the drowning of a Chinese firefighter participating in the cleanup of the Dalian oil spill.
Chinese netizens show how news headlines about what kind of floods the Three Gorges Dam can withstand & prevent have drastically changed over the past 7 years.
Photographs of sinkholes that have occurred around China, with some silly netizens believing they are bad omens predicting the end of the world in 2012.
Chinese netizens post images & photos on popular Chinese portal NetEase to show their support and solidarity with the victims of the recent Qinghai Earthquake.
Startling photographs of a dried-up reservoir in Yunnan China where dead little fish can be seen everywhere trapped in the cracked mud that was the lake bed.