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Why is the bodyguard not as pure as the eunuch?
The royal guard does not have to be as pure as the eunuchs for three special reasons.
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China launches world's largest electric yacht
The world's largest electric yacht has just made its first voyage after sailing from the port of Yichang in Hubei province and back from the upper Yangtze River, China.
History
Why did the Emperor of China not allow his concubine to personally raise children?
To ensure the daily activities of the little princes and princesses, there will be special nannies in the palace.
Health
China develops highly applicable artificial joint cartilage
Chinese researchers have developed a two-layer lubricating composite that exhibits excellent mechanical resistance and a unique stress-dissipating mechanism.
History
The shocking truth behind the 'weird thing' that eunuchs always put in their shoes
Sun Yaoting (Sun Dieu Ting) is an eunuch working under the emperor Pu Yi who has revealed some great secrets about palace life.
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China's Zhu Rong robot takes a selfie on Mars
China's Mars rover sends back to Earth a new selfie, showing a dusty surface and long rear wheel tracks.
Space science
China develops technology to control space robots with brains
In the future, Chinese astronauts can control the robotic arm of the Tiangong space station with brain waves with 99% accuracy.
Science Events
Wireless charging method for maglev train 600km/h
Scientists have developed a method of wirelessly supplying power to a maglev train while it is hovering, achieving unprecedented efficiency during a test run.
History
Why did Vo Tac Thien hold wood in his mouth when he died?
Instead of using jade like kings and members of the royal family, Vo Tac Thien held a piece of wood in his mouth when he died. This makes many people curious about the r…
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China plans to welcome tourists on Tiangong space station
China is encouraging commercial space tourism. Accordingly, the Thien Cung space station can open its doors to space tourists within the next 10 years.
Scientific application
China finds a new way to capture carbon
Chemists have developed a microstructure that could potentially improve the chemistry of capturing carbon from the atmosphere.
History
The 700-year-old ancient temple on the Yangtze River, still solid through many natural disasters
Dubbed the first temple on the Yangtze River, this sacred place of worship has remained standing for 700 years and through many floods.
Science Events
Pilot may lose consciousness when Chinese plane crashes 'vertically'
China Eastern's plane carrying 132 people plunged almost vertically at a speed of hundreds of kilometers per hour, which could cause the pilot to lose consciousness, acc…
History
Not now, since the Northern Song Dynasty there have been extremely scary biochemical weapons
During the Song Dynasty, a weapon model similar to a biochemical weapon appeared. Not only can it explode, it can also emit toxic smoke, causing great damage.
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Qianlong after his death: Bones soaked in dirty water for 30 days, skulls smashed, why?
Why did a powerful emperor like Qianlong suffer such a 'catastrophic' situation after his death?