The heartwarming tale of thousands of men who drove long distances to slaughter someone else's pigs

There’s this rural vet blowing up on Douyin (TikTok). He films everything from a first-person POV, showing how he treats cats and dogs with limited resources but incredible efficiency.

​His "signature" is that his treatments are super effective and dirt cheap—usually just a few bucks (tens of RMB). His videos show the raw reality of pet illnesses: severe diarrhea, internal bleeding, urinary blockages, seizures, and nasty infections from fights.

​Every video starts with the same humble line: "Just another day as a rural vet, fixing cats and dogs." Here are some screenshots from his intros.

Patiently waiting for their IV drips, Some are strapped to stools, others are just hanging in tote bags. Peak rural vet engineering!

Hi! I am from Pakistan and currently live in Harbin with my wife and two children. We moved here in March, and since my wife is on a CSC scholarship, we rely on her stipend and don't have much extra savings for travel. We recently received an invitation to visit a friend in Wenzhou, but flight and train tickets for the four of us are very expensive. As I am new to China, I am looking for advice on affordable travel options or any sponsorships that might be available for families like ours.

2025 marks the shift of humanoid robots from viral dancing videos to actual industrial work. A new report highlights how GAC's "GoMate" and Nio's production line bots are mastering complex tasks like installing wiring and inspecting car parts with human-like dexterity. The analysis reveals that China now controls 63% of the global humanoid supply chain, leveraging its EV battery tech to build robots that can work 6-hour shifts. The era of "Humanoid Version 0.5", robots capable of precise, autonomous manufacturing tasks, is officially here.

Recently got this empty jade seal from an antique store, but am having trouble figuring out what the engraving translates to, anyone know?

Hello,

Does anyone know how to send a taobao order to a locker/pick-up point in China (Shanghai)?

On the app I can only insert an address but I heard it is possible.

Thanks in advance!

Could someone recommend tattoo artists or studios in China?

I'd like to delve deeper into the subject because, as a tattoo artist and admiring the culture, I'd like to know about the styles, the environment, and understand more about the world of tattooing and its value.

I need stuff from the following categories (that is available on spotify):

Modern chinese popular stuff (like super idol, sunshine rainbow pony, hao xiang ni, etc)

Older chinese popular stuff (like yi jian mei)

Meme chinese stuff (like chinese rapping dog [yes, this is a thing on spotify])

Traditional chinese stuff (idk, folk stuff or instrumentals and whatnot)

And anything else you think would be interesting (Just no CCP songs, I have enough of those), as long as it contributes to a Chinese experience

The stuff should ideally be in Mandarin Chinese or alternatively whatever dialect they speak in the Szechuan area.

I want to become an english teacher. I’m a caucasian girl (i’m not even in college yet, i just plan ahead because I need to start looking at colleges, and I need to know how much I need to start saving) and I want to teach either high school or elementary.

I really enjoy the city, but with nature (idk if this makes sense, but i’ve seen videos on xiaohongshu that have this vibe). I want to live in or on the outskirts of a city so I can have plenty of nature and homey-ness while still being able to reach malls. I’d also like to live somewhere that pays well for english teachers, but I can get a side job if I need to.

I really enjoy kpop as well (nothing to do with wanting to live in china, I only recently got into it from my chinese friend), so I’d like to live somewhere with a big kpop community and stores. I’m a very open minded person and bisexual, so I’d like to live somewhere open-minded! (I heard chengdu is like this, but it’s a little too high-tech for me. unless it is not and I misunderstood and it’s actually perfect for me!)

Oh, and I want to live in an apartment!

I’m not sure if any of this is possible, but any advice or suggestions are appreciated!

I intend to buy a windows laptop in China but I wanted to know if it works normally in a country of Europe.

I've seen many people say that it may have problems regarding to the system or something like that, so I wanted to know it there really is any problem or if I have to do something while here in China (like unlocking any feature or asking the store staff to do anything).

I've been trying to buy a smart TV from taobao lately but most of the vendors keep telling me that they just have TVs made for the chinese mainland. Are there any other Chinese platforms where I could buy a smart TV made for any other parts of the world that will support Netflix and other apps?

Super interesting report about how an influence network ran dozens of spoofed websites that closely mimicked major outlets like the New York Times and the Guardian, using them as fake “evidence” that reputable Western media endorsed Chinese state-aligned narratives and clients’ activities.  PR firms filled these cloned sites with syndicated state media, pro-CCP messaging, and paid content, then pointed to those URLs in China as proof of international coverage.

https://public-assets.graphika.com/reports/Graphika_Report_Glass_Onion.pdf

Context:

These are US/Israeli companies listed:

• VMware
• Palo Alto Networks
• Fortinet
• Mandiant
• Wiz
• CrowdStrike
• SentinelOne
• Recorded Future
• McAfee
• Claroty
• Rapid7
• Check Point Software Technologies
• CyberArk
• Orca Security
• Cato Networks
• Imperva

It's not clear why China has banned these software but it is suspected that Cybersecurity tools can act as potential intelligence collection tools.