IN BRIEF (Page 20)

Bridging sport and tourism

Zhuhai's premier tennis event will be linked to new markets thanks to the world's longest sea-spanning bridge.

Rakhimov punches in as new AIBA boss

MOSCOW - Controversial Uzbek businessman Gafur Rakhimov was elected president of the International Boxing Association (AIBA) on Saturday, despite fears his ascendency could lead to the sport being kicked out of the Olympic Games.

Teen gives Solari first triumph

MADRID - Santiago Solari tasted victory in his first La Liga match in charge of Real Madrid, thanks to 18-year-old Vinicius Junior.

That's A-OK

"Couture is not easy to wear," says Kiko Mizuhara, "so when I designed for my own brand, OK, I didn't want anything too complicated or hard to wear.

Tokyo Love Story

Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata just might be the most surprising and unexpected love story you'll ever read.

Does affirmative action right the wrong or wrong the right?

If you see someone held back for no fault of his own, don't you hope that something can be done to right the wrong?

On our Sina Weibo

Applying to global universities with gaokao scores

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Tech: Nanochips can detect hazardous food

华春莹“神回复”

美国《纽约时报》上月的一篇报道引述匿名美国官员的话称“中国和俄罗斯的情报部门一直在监听特朗普总统的个人苹果手机”。在次日外交部例行记发布会上，有记者就此事向华春莹发问，华春莹幽默地给出了回应，还猝不及防地给华为打了波广告。下面，请跟双语君一起来看看她的回应吧！

Will pricey prizes create a new genre - Oscars for science?

The old joke goes: "How many psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb? It depends. First you have to determine that the light bulb really wants to be changed."

This Day, That Year

Editor's note: This year marks the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening-up policy.