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A 68-year-old grandpa in Jinan, Shandong Province has created a so-called “leopard fitness” regime to keep himself in tip-top shape.
This beautiful emerald green slithering reptile is a horizontal spot Jin snake, one of the rarest species of snakes in the world. Only 30 of living members have been found in the last 100 years. Not only have Chinese researchers at the Chengdu Institute of biology managed to capture two alive, they have also become the first to successfully breed a new generation of horizontal spot jin.
Zhu Yugang, the director of the 522 acres Sanzhen Tiger Zoo in the Chinese town of Jinjing, Hunan Province, is one of those leading the charge to restore tiger populations by breeding. The Sanzhen Tiger Zoo attempts to emulate conditions in the wild as closely as possible, providing wide open spaces for roaming, living animals for hunting, and scientifically appropriate conditions for breeding, all managed by a professional team of veterinarians and breeders.
Pole dancing is a tough sport which requires discipline and strength, not everyone can handle this rigorous art form. However, one 70-year-old grandfather from the Chinese province of Guizhou has learned to pull off some of the most complicated pole dancing moves after dedicating much of his golden years to training. Zhang Xi Da claims his manic moves are the key to eternal youth - helping him stay in shape, good health, and high spirits.
The United States "will not accept" a situation where underpriced Chinese goods flood the global market, battering industries elsewhere, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Monday as she wrapped up high-level talks in China. This was the situation over a decade ago when Chinese government support led to a surge in steel exports, she told reporters, adding: "I know that these serious concerns are shared by our allies and partners." SOUNDBITE
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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