Police Chase 3,000 Escaped Chickens On Road

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Chinese transport police found themselves faced with the unenviable task of catching 3,000 escaped chickens after the lorry they were being transported in overturned on a major road.Traffic police in the Guizhou Province had to shut the road to all other vehicles and catch the animals, most of which had escaped from their pens after the vehicle swerved while driving through dense fog and tipped over, releasing the birds.  
Chinese policeman were then forced to chase the fowl through nearby bushes after they ran off the motorway and into the surrounding overgrowth. They were filmed creeping up on the animals before trying to grab them and force them back into their cages. But even the best attempts of exasperated police proved rather futile however, and they were only able to round up around 900 of the 3,000 chickens. The rest managed to evade capture and make a break for it, and now presumably continue to live in the wild.

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Chinese scavengers get gold worth $133,919 in garbage

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Two Chinese scavengers literally struck gold when they found jewellery worth $133,919 while sifting through a garbage pile. Zhou Jingxia and her husband Liu Yuhua, both trash recyclers from Henan Province of China, came across two boxes containing solid-gold rings and necklaces while scavenging at a waste station in Chang-chun, Jilin province, earlier this month.

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Chinese Man Sends £900k Gift To Future Wife

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A Chinese man has sent baskets and boxes of cash in a fleet of luxury cars as a gift to his future bride. In an extravagant display the suitor hired 18 porters to transport bamboo baskets filled with 100 yuan notes to her home in Zhejiang, in the southeastern province of China. 

A Maserati sports car led the procession of the delivery of the grand total of 8, 888,888m yuan (£900,000), which weighed more than 102kg. Money is an accepted and appropriate welcome gift in Chinese culture, with eight considered to be a lucky number. In some areas of Zhejiang it is customary to give engagement gifts - usually including alcohol and commodities.

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