8 has long been regarded as the luckiest number in Chinese culture. With pronunciation of 'Ba' in Chinese, no. 8 sounds similar to the word 'Fa', which means to make a fortune. It contains meanings of prosperity, success and high social status too, so all business men favor it very much. Somewhere in China, there's a man who owns a Cellphone Number which have 5 consecutive number 8 on it. Imagine how lucky that Cellphone number is for the Chinese people. So, if so happen that you're a Chinese holding this Cellphone number, don't do anything criminal in nature, or if you do, try not to get caught. 8 in Mandarin is 'Ba' which means 'Prosper' The phone number was among the assets seized from a defendant who had failed to comply with a court order, a local news outlet said. The identities of the buyer and the defendant were not disclosed, nor were details about why the defendant was in court. Yeah, mysteriously as it is, that's all we've

Amidst the battle of the world against CoViD-19, there was a drug which shows promising results to combat this deadly Virus. This is a Chinese-based Capsule named Lianhua Quingwin Jiaonang. In relation to CoViD-19, this product was first registered on 1st of February on The Chinese Clinical Trial Registry. During this Trial, there was a total of 284 CoViD-19 patients from 23 Hospitals were involved. According to its study design, the intervention given include routine treatment and four Capsules of Lianhua Quingwin each time or one bag of Lianhua Quingwin granules three times a day. According to that said study, there was about 83.8% of the patients in the treatment group saw an improvement in their lung scan images, and 78.9% recovered. So, what is the fuss about? What is this drug then, and how was it developed? The Lianhua Quingwin medication was first developed in China in the year 2003, specifically in response to the SARS outbreak in China. In July 2003, the first Lianhua Quingwi

The first impressions I had when I heard something made in China, it’s all fake… Quality is very poor… A waste of money… Well, I’m talking anything about electronics… What if one day, it came to your doorstep a fake food? Would you consider eating them? Can your curiosity take you the courage to taste it? How in the world China come up with something like this? It is so alarming, not to mention this is way too dangerous… The lack of effective food safety laws in China has created a monster of terrible proportions. It is one thing to replicate designer merchandise and rip off manufacturers, and quite another to dare to imitate Mother Nature and mess with the nutritious ingredients that comprise the staples of human diets. China’s population of 1.3 billion is hungry for both food and wealth, and this combination often nurses corruption, especially when there’s no government watchdog preventing the commission of such crimes. Where can you find the obvious culprits