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Fei-Fei Li's new company World Labs just launched Marble, an AI app that transforms simple iPhone photos into interactive 3D environments in minutes. Film studios, architects, and robotics companies are already paying customers.
China's Li Haotong spent Friday morning "living in the toilet" with severe illness but still shot a three-under 69 to climb into contention at the Masters. His incredible performance proves that sheer determination can overcome even the toughest physical challenges.
Three years after being paralyzed in a concert accident, dancer Mo Li is beginning an innovative rehabilitation program using regenerative medicine and neural implants. His father calls it a "glimmer of hope" toward regaining some independence.
Mo Li Ka-yin, paralyzed after a 500kg LED screen fell on him during a 2022 concert, is regaining mobility in his right arm and new sensations through cutting-edge rehabilitation. His father calls the progress "small but precious" miracles on a marathon journey to recovery.
Hundreds of domestic workers arrived early Sunday morning at Hong Kong Disneyland, some dressed as favorite Disney characters, after receiving free tickets as a thank you for their service. The Li Ka Shing Foundation and the park distributed 5,000 tickets to migrant workers from six countries.
Mo Li, the Hong Kong dancer paralyzed in a 2022 concert accident, delivered a moving video tribute to his late father, celebrating nearly four years of unconditional love and tireless support. Reverend Derek Li became a steadfast advocate for his son's recovery, showing the power of a parent's unwavering dedication.
A century ago, Chinese women weren't allowed to perform in public. Then a teenage girl named Li Minghui stepped barefoot onto a Shanghai stage and changed music history forever.
A folk dancer who accidentally entered the film industry as a stunt double has become a leading actress, taking on 14 roles in a single year. Li Yitong's journey from behind-the-scenes performer to stardom shows how talent and persistence can transform unexpected opportunities into success.
In 1920s Shanghai, Li Jinhui had no formal training but created China's first pop hit and jazz band, launching superstars and changing music forever. Critics called his work "yellow music," but the masses loved songs that spoke their language.
For 6,000 years, Li ethnic women in China have guarded an ancient pottery-making technique passed exclusively from mothers to daughters. Now recognized as cultural heritage, this tradition once ensured women's economic independence.
Entrepreneur Yi Li set out to build 1,000 climate-smart farms in Kenya with cutting-edge technology, but discovered the science wasn't enough. What she learned is changing how we think about solving environmental challenges.
When Dr. Jiayang Li noticed his 89-year-old mentor losing his balance, he invented a shoe with 253 tiny sensors that could help millions of older adults stay safe and independent. The prototype runs for three months on a single charge and displays real-time walking data on any mobile device.
When a Beijing hospital treating children with cleft lips faced closure over $4 million in unpaid rent, more than 300,000 people donated $2.3 million in just five days. The wave of support came after founder Li Yapeng shared an emotional video about the hospital's struggles.
After graduating from a top Beijing university, Li Zezhou shocked everyone by moving to a remote village to help locals thrive. His design studio now employs 11 young people who chose rural roots over city careers.
After winning a gold coin worth $100,000 in a lucky draw, one of Victor Li Tzar-kuoi's children chose to donate the entire prize to Hong Kong's Community Chest. The generous gesture continues the CK Group's 26-year streak of ranking among the charity's top three fundraisers.
Streaming platforms in China are crediting poets from centuries ago as official artists, complete with follower counts and fan pages. Su Shi and Li Bai are finding new audiences a thousand years after their deaths.
Olympic champion Steve Guerdat stayed calm under pressure to win the FEI Longines World Cup showjumping competition in Leipzig, Germany. His smart strategy and trust in his 12-year-old horse proved that patience beats panic, even when competing first.
Willem Greve and his 15-year-old stallion Grandorado delivered a thrilling final round to clinch victory at the FEI Jumping World Cup in Gothenburg. The win marks Greve's third World Cup triumph this season, capping off an intense eight-rider jump-off.
American showjumper Kent Farrington took first place in the opening round of the FEI Jumping World Cup Finals on home turf in Fort Worth, Texas. The crowd favorite and his 12-year-old mare Toulayna delivered a flawless performance that thrilled the hometown fans.
China announced it will resume direct flights and lift seafood import bans with Taiwan following a peaceful meeting between President Xi Jinping and opposition leader Cheng Li-wun. The move offers a glimpse of cooperation between the long-divided nations, though Taiwan's government urges caution.
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