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 How to wear a face mask over a hijab and stay fashionable: Muslim women’s hacks for wearing both at the same time |  The women who defied China's one-child-policy by having a second child (ABC Australia) |
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 Pretty funny for a girl - meet comedian Jen Kober who has been arrested 5 times for making fun of her mother (WomanScape) |  Guinness World Records China - from a diamond-encrusted toilet seat to a head full of needles to skipping to solar panel art (South China Morning Post) |
 The men unpicking knitting's ultimate stereotype (ABC Australia) |  An Ice cream treat causes a stir in Denmark (The Globe and Mail) |
 When nobody believes you will get that NATGEO gig. Meet Prisscila Baxter, a National Geographic collaborator (WomanScape) |  Drag queens of Beijing strut their stuff while they can (South China Morning Post) |
 5 valuable lessons learnt during lockdown in Beijing (ABC Australia) |  What's it like to be transgender in China? An activist and a gender reassignment surgeon speak up (South China Morning Post) |
 Smartphone detox - one year later (Beijingkids) |  Ayahuasca A.K.A "The Purge". What is this amazonian hallucinogenic brew and is it available in Asia despite its shady status? (South China Morning Post) |
 He lost his limbs during the world's coldest and toughest Ultra race. Now he wants to cross the desert of Namibia. Meet Roberto. The man who never gives up (South China Morning Post) |  Don't panic! Everyday life in a polluted city (Beijingkids) |
 Ready, Set, Go! On the trail in China with foreign runners (South China Morning Post) |  Instagranma - What I've learnt about Instagram after joining 48 hours ago (www.lisefloris.com) |
 Visit to Xinjiang - impressions and facts (ninemillionbicycles) |  Am I a writer now? (lisefloris.com) |
 A letter to my teenage boys. (Global Times) |  Hanging up on bad habits - Will switching off my smartphone bring my family together? (City Weekend parents & kids) |
 Deck the compounds with boughs of holly - What does Christmas mean to the Chinese? (Beijingkids) |  Two years in China. The ups, the downs and the future. (ninemillionbicycles) |
 The passing of time. My story and my photo shoot. (ninemillionbicyles) |