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Hong Kong Launches Free Trade Agreement Negotiations with ASEAN
According to reports compiled by Worldway Group: The Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development of Hong Kong, Gregory So, stated that the commencement of these negotiations marks a significant milestone in Hong Kong's participation in regional economic integration. The conclusion of a free trade agreement between the two sides will promote mutual economic development and further strengthen Hong Kong's role as a regional trade hub, as well as a bridge for trade and investment between ASEAN and Mainland China.
2014 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction: The Goldfinch by American Author Donna Tartt
U.S. immigrants listen to American stories: On April 14, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism announced that the novel The Goldfinch by American author Donna Tartt won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
After 78 Years, American Twin Sisters Finally Reunite
American immigration listens to American stories: It is reported that on May 1, local time, in Los Angeles, a pair of twin sisters reunited after 78 years of separation and astonishingly found that their lives were remarkably similar.
Successfully separated Irish conjoined twins vacation in California
Irish immigration stories: According to a report by the British Daily Mail on April 23, a pair of successfully separated Irish conjoined twin boys visited the Clearwater Marine Aquarium while vacationing in California. They watched a touching performance by Winter, the amputee dolphin and star of the movie Dolphin Tale.
British Man Travels Across Multiple Countries in Search of His "Time Twins"
Immigrate to the UK and listen to British stories: According to a report by Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao, "Do you know anyone born on December 1, 1974? I am traveling the world in search of people born on this day." For over three years, Richard Avis (39) has been carrying a piece of paper with these words written in English, traveling to Trondheim in Norway, Drogheda in Ireland, Stockholm in Sweden, Melbourne in Australia...
Canadian Grandmother Sets 23 World Records, Renowned at Home and Abroad
Invest in Canada and listen to Canadian stories: In Canada, a 91-year-old grandmother named Olga Kotelko is renowned both at home and abroad. Standing only 1.5 meters tall, she excels at shot put, javelin, running, and high jump, having set multiple records on the sports field. Even more astonishing is that while she is "90 years old," she has the "heart of a 40-year-old." Not only is she not frail or plagued by illness...
Englishwoman Amanda Successfully Balances Work and Life, Earning Admiration
Immigrate to the UK and listen to British stories: According to a report by the British Daily Mail on April 16, for most modern women, balancing work and children seems like an impossible task. Even the Iron Lady, Margaret Thatcher, could not manage to juggle raising children while handling a busy career. However, Englishwoman Amanda Owen has recently succeeded in doing so, which is truly admirable.
Samuel Silva Creates Realistic Artwork with Ballpoint Pen
Portuguese immigration listens to Portuguese stories: According to a report by the UK Mirror in April, Samuel Silva, a full-time lawyer and artist from Portugal, has created photo-realistic artworks using the most common colored ballpoint pens.
Hong Kong sisters born in the 1980s have self-funded at least 7 disaster relief trips to Yushu
Immigrate to Hong Kong and listen to Hong Kong stories: According to a report by Hong Kong's Wen Wei Po, natural disasters are ruthless, but there is love in the world. Today marks the 4th anniversary of the 7.1-magnitude earthquake in Yushu Prefecture, Qinghai. The once devastated disaster area has been reborn from the ashes, standing tall on the snowy plateau. The number of enthusiastic Hong Kong volunteers who have gone to the disaster area to provide warmth is countless, including a pair of twin sisters surnamed Lam born in the 1980s. They resolutely gave up their comfortable lives, and after the earthquake occurred...
Gorilla Escape Incident at Zoo in the United States on the 10th
Immigrating to the United States to hear American stories: According to foreign media reports, a group of gorillas escaped from the zoo in Kansas City, United States on the 10th. These clever large animals managed to flip over to the other side of the wall using a 5 to 6-foot-long log, but they have since been recaptured.
The First Selfie Enthusiast in the United Kingdom Took Over 450 Selfies
UK Immigration Hears the Story of the United Kingdom: It is reported that over 70 years ago, a mysterious man in the UK took selfies in a photo booth for decades, documenting his changes, totaling over 450 selfies, becoming the first selfie enthusiast in the UK.
Canadian Dentist Seeks to Clone John Lennon Using a Tooth
Immigrate to Canada and listen to Canadian stories: As early as 1997, British biological geneticists successfully cloned Dolly the sheep, but human cloning has always been a controversial and elusive subject. According to a report on April 9 by the American blog news site "gawker.com", a Canadian dentist wants to use a tooth to clone another John Lennon to be his son.