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“After the 2007 water incident, we installed a water purifier at home. At first, we had to replace the filter seven times a year, but now we only replace it twice,” she said.
Zhu Feng (left), founder and CMO of Star Station TV, and one of her colleagues wearing a football mask, anchor a soccer program. [Photo provided to China Daily]
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Zhuo, now 46, has lived and worked for almost a decade among the lions of Africa as a Chinese wildlife conservationist. He is locally known as Simba, meaning "lion" in Swahili.
Zhu finally surrendered himself to police accompanied by his parents on Feb 1 after realizing he could no longer hide the truth as the couple was asked to attend the father-in-law's birthday dinner that evening. Yang was the only child of her parents.
chairman of the Mongolian People's Party and chairman of the State Great Khural, Mongolia's parliament