Guatemalan Dancer Celia Joins #SnakeYearDanceFun Challenge 🎉
Guatemalan dancer Celia Esquivel joins the #SnakeYearDanceFun challenge, inviting everyone to celebrate Chinese New Year through dance!
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Tech Titans and Stars Bid for TikTok as App’s Fate Hangs in Limbo
Tech giants and social media stars are bidding for TikTok’s U.S. version as the app’s fate hangs in limbo.
China Ready to Boost U.S. Trade Ties for a Brighter Future 🌟
China expresses willingness to work with the U.S. for stable and sustainable trade relations, emphasizing mutual respect and cooperation, and hopes for actions beneficial to both nations.
Trump Delays TikTok Ban: What’s Next for the Popular App? 🎵
Trump delays TikTok ban by 75 days after his inauguration as the 47th president. What’s next for the app loved by millions? 🤳
TikTok is Back! 🎉 App Restores Service in the U.S. After Brief Hiatus
TikTok restores service in the U.S. after a brief shutdown due to a new law; users rejoice as the app comes back online. 🎉
TikTok’s Triumphant Return: How President-Elect Trump Brought Back the App
President-Elect Donald Trump brings TikTok back to the U.S.! The app is restoring services after Trump’s executive order, delighting 170 million American users.
TikTok Goes Dark in the U.S.: What’s Happening? 😱
TikTok has stopped working in the U.S., disappearing from app stores amid a new law requiring its shutdown. President-elect Donald Trump hints at a possible 90-day reprieve after taking office.
Trump Likely to Extend TikTok Deadline by 90 Days
President-elect Trump considers giving TikTok a 90-day extension, possibly delaying the ban.
From TikTok Refugees to Ancient Operas: Dive into Asia’s Vibrant Culture 🎭📱
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Wave of ‘TikTok Refugees’ Highlights US Tech Suppression Failures
Amid potential TikTok ban, ‘TikTok refugees’ in the US are turning to Chinese apps, highlighting failures in US tech suppression, says scholar John Ross.