China's soaring meat consumption spells trouble.
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In images: Japan recruited its own comfort women for U.S. military use after World War II.
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A guide to Korean-style drinking for the uninitiated. Gun bae!
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Singing about their country’s drawbacks creates cheerful solidarity amongst volunteer choristers.
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It’s nice to know poultry have a sense of humour, even hours before death.
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Life on Earth might end in 200 years, but it won’t be because of the Apocalypse, says China’s most high-profile “popular science” writer Fang Zhouzi.
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Qigong, drinking urine, eating ants… Some Chinese would resort to just about anything for good health.
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Sex is an intimate way of expressing love between Mummy and Daddy, Hong Kong tells its 3- to 6-year-olds.
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The true story of a small fishing village that produced one of the country’s top football teams – without having an inch of land for a pitch.
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The Malaysian man’s missing house and other amusing tales from around Asia
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The tummy-troubled Nuclear Boy, created to explain Japan's nuclear accident to kids, becomes a YouTube hit.
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A car crash paralyzed his left arm, so Somsak Hemran learnt to play guitar with just one hand.
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A Filipino-Canadian singer schools us on the unique and wonderful "Pilipino", er, "Filipino" accent.
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On Chinese New Year, Tencent QQ (China’s most popular instant-messaging software provider, with over 600 million users) released this advertisement. It soon found its way onto Youku (the Chinese Youtube), and to date has almost 600,000 views.
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The pop idol tweeted, "Can't stop crying watching this. This is why I make music. She is the future." But just who is she talking about?
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