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Spectators take photos of a competitor in the 2023–24 FIS Alpine Ski Far East Cup in Yanqing district, Beijing, Jan. 7, 2024. IC
Math, Space, and Home Renovations: Bilibili’s Top Channels of 2023
Major video streaming platform Bilibili announced its top 100 content creators in 2023 last week, including a math professor, a tech culture vlogger, and a home DIY expert.
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Maiden Voyage
Kemusan
科目三 (kē mù sān), or “subject three,” initially referred to the road test in China’s driving license test. But recently, a “kemusan” dance routine has gone viral, with little connection to driving. The dance is believed to have originated from a clip of a wedding dance in southern China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, which spurred netizens to joke that locals there are all subject to three tests in their lives: singing folk songs, eating rice noodles (a popular local snack), and dancing. Clips featuring employees of Haidilao, China’s most popular hot pot brand, performing the dance have further amplified its popularity.
China’s Workforce Is More Educated, but Earns Less From It: New Study
Experts say that reduced financial gains from higher education levels are normal, and are influenced by the improvement of education quality and labor market shifts in supply and demand.
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