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A bride in Linfen, Shanxi Province, China, was moved to tears as her father fed her dumplings before she left her family home on her wedding day. In some parts of China, it is customary for brides to share a farewell meal with their families before departing for their new married life. The tradition symbolises parental love, blessings and the emotional transition from daughter to wife. As her father fed her a dumpling, the bride suddenly became emotional, recalling her childhood days of sitting on a small stool waiting for him to feed her. A simple gesture that brought back a lifetime of memories ❤️ #fatheranddaughter #fatherslove #wedding #bride #hearttouching
China Minutes4,500,000 次观看 • 10 小时前
A mother in China has shared footage of her baby’s rehabilitation sessions for torticollis, a condition that causes the head to tilt to one side, often due to tightness in the neck muscles. Known in Chinese as 斜颈 (xié jǐng), the condition is commonly treated through physiotherapy, stretching and positioning exercises. In China, paediatric massage (小儿推拿) is also an established approach, using hands-on techniques aimed at improving neck mobility and relieving muscle tightness. While treatment methods vary across countries and practitioners, the overall goal is to help babies develop better neck movement and head positioning. #parenting #babiesoftiktok #health #therapy #physiotherapy
China Minutes4,200,000 次观看 • 2 天前
Kindergarten started across China this September and some dads seemed to have had a harder first day than their kids 😭 Videos of fathers tearing up as they dropped their kids off have been blowing up across Chinese social media. Many netizens joked that the kids cried, but the dads cried like they were being separated for years and not a few hours. 💭Would you be this emotional on your child’s first day?👇🏼 #dadsoftiktok #dadsbelike #crying #firstdayofschool #kindergarten
China Minutes10,300,000 次观看 • 2 个月前
This chef’s dance moves might be more famous than his cooking 🔥 In Linyi, Shandong Province, China, restaurant owner Zhang Hao has gone viral for breaking into spontaneous dances while preparing his signature stir-fried chicken. Nicknamed the “Stir-Fried Chicken Dance King,” Zhang has attracted visitors from across China who come for both his food and his performances. His restaurant reportedly went from serving 10–20 tables a day to over 100, while his online following grew from 60,000 to 600,000. Despite his newfound fame, Zhang continues to cook every dish fresh to order, keeping just eight items on the menu. 💬 Would you go for the food or the performance?👇🏼 #chef #cheflife #dancemoves #friedchickenking #dancing
China Minutes430,000 次观看 • 6 天前
Back in 2024, Chinese marathon runner Li Meizhen got her period in the middle of a marathon—but it didn’t stop her from finishing. The incident happened during the Hengshui Lake Marathon, where Li unexpectedly got her period around the 34-kilometre mark. Despite blood running down her legs, she continued and crossed the finish line in 2 hours and 35 minutes. After the race, Li explained she was already so close to the finish line that she didn’t want to withdraw. She also needed to complete two championship marathons that season to earn points for her team, meaning dropping out would have meant running another full marathon later. The footage quickly went viral across China, with many calling Li’s determination deeply inspiring. It also sparked wider conversations about breaking the stigma around menstruation in sport. 💭 What do you think?👇🏼 #womenempowerment #womensports #period #marathon #storytime
China Minutes11,800,000 次观看 • 3 个月前
They may only be in kindergarten, but some of these kids are already mastering skills some of us are still working on 😭 From cooking and sewing to hands-on activities, balancing exercises and basketball drills, kindergartens across China place an emphasis on learning through everyday life, play and hands-on experience. It’s actually part of how preschool education is designed in China. Under the country’s Preschool Education Law, children are encouraged to learn through play, everyday life and hands-on activities, rather than being drilled in primary-school academics too early. The idea is to let children learn by doing, turning everyday tasks and physical challenges into opportunities to build confidence, independence and practical skills from an early age. 💭 Be honest — how many of these could you actually do at their age?🫣 #kindergarten #kidsactivities #classes #chinesekindergarten #kidslife
China Minutes1,700,000 次观看 • 1 个月前
🤯 One year is all it took to reach this level. 🎭 At the 2025 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, Unitree’s humanoid robots were still focused on basic balance and simple movements. But by 2026, they were performing precise, high-difficulty kung fu routines on stage. 🥋 The program, titled “Martial Arts Robots,” featured robots performing alongside children, blending traditional Chinese kung fu with advanced robotics. High kicks, rapid arm sequences and synchronized formations highlighted improvements in motion control, joint flexibility and real-time balance systems. 💭 What are your thoughts? • • • #robots #humanoid #springfestivalgalarobot #chinesenewyear #kungfurobot
China Minutes2,300,000 次观看 • 8 个月前
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