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VICE World News’ latest series, ‘Gen 跟 China’, is an insider’s view of the country as it navigates a post-pandemic world. In this fourth episode, we deep dive into China’s growing wine industry and how its growth could lead to an ecological disaster.

President Xi Jinping has highlighted the wine industry as a way to boost the economy in the underdeveloped region of Ningxia. However, in China, there is often a trade-off between poverty alleviation, big business and the environment.

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William Padilla-Brown is a citizen scientist who, at a relatively young age, taught himself the ways of mushroom cultivation in order to change the world. William made waves as the first American to grow cordyceps, a rare orange mushroom that grows from the larvae of insects. William heads a citizen-run research center dedicated to environmental regeneration efforts with the belief that connecting more to the environment will aid humans in its preservation. He advocates growing your own mushrooms as a means for both food and education.

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Tochinoshin Tsuyoshi is a professional sumo wrestler from Georgia and made his professional debut in March 2006. He is known for his grappling skills, muscular physique and most of all his incredible strength. His most common winning technique or kimarite is “yori kiri” or force out. However, Tochinoshin’s most memorable and entertaining fights are when he grips his opponent’s mawashi and heaves him into the air, lifting him over and out of the ring. This winning technique or kimarite is called Tsuridashi 吊り出し. The feeling of helplessness when in the air and trying to wiggle out of the situation is something that is embarrassing and amazing at the same time, hence, this Kimarite or winning Technique is the most savage and disrespectful in the world of Sumo.

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Calvin Eng of Bonnie’s in Brooklyn is in the Munchies Test Kitchen making his inventive twist on an elusive fast food classic: a Cantonese-inspired char siu McRib. Based on the McDonald’s sandwich, this version features a classic Cantonese char siu preparation that consists of barbecuing pork and flavoring it with a red-colored sauce. Calvin’s sandwich is made with pork ribs and is marinated with his mixture of flavorings like hoisin sauce, ginger, fermented red tofu, malt sugar, and more. It all comes together with some onions, pickles, and a generous amount of spicy Chinese mustard.

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Explorer Dwayne Fields looks at nine polar-exploration scenes from popular TV shows and movies and rates them based on realism.
He looks at “The Day After Tomorrow” (2004), “Eight Below” (2006), “The Midnight Sky” (2020), “Arctic” (2018), “The Terror” (2018), “The Thing” (1982), “Whiteout” (2009), “Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back” (1980), and “Shackleton” (2002).

Fields was born in Jamaica and came to the UK when he was 6. In 2010, he became the first Black Briton to walk over 400 miles to the magnetic North Pole. Fields has completed numerous adventures in and around the Arctic Circle, and he will guide the #WeTwo mission of young people to Antarctica in 2022. He is a Scout ambassador and has been awarded the Freedom of the City of London medal by the lord mayor.

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Panna, in the Indian central state of Madhya Pradesh, is primarily known for two things: the famous Panna Tiger Reserve and diamonds. Over the years, due to the brilliant conservation efforts of the reserve, the place has become a must-visit for tourists and wildlife enthusiasts.

However, allegations of illegal diamond mining in Panna, both in and around the tiger reserve continue to persist.

VICE World News host Surabhi Tandon travelled to Panna to meet with officials, and alleged illegal diamond miners to figure out how this mining operates, what it means for the people of Panna, and how it impacts the tiger reserve and its future efforts.

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Since the lockdown puppy phenomenon pushed up the price of dogs by up to 450% in the UK, a huge increase in dog thefts and importations has followed.

With access to the minds behind the crimes and the people on the frontline trying to prevent them, we discover why illegal puppy farms have become one of the fastest growing illicit markets in Europe.

We gained access to a gang who explained how they grab dogs in parks and from people’s houses. Plus, we secured an interview with an illicit dog importation organisation who bring dogs into the UK from Eastern European puppy farms. They implant fake microchips before selling them on.

Finally, we learned about the fight back, meeting a victim who managed to steal her dog back and a pet detective who takes on these cases as her day job.

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Everyone’s favourite Rikishi, Ura Kazuki 宇良 和輝 continues to entertain the Sumo World with his breathtaking bouts and unpredictable style of Sumo. In this video, I compiled all of his amazing winning techniques (kiramite) through out his young career. I’m glad that he’s back in the Sumo Top Division and I’m very excited to see him next Aki Basho in Tokyo Japan.

Thank you all for watching and for those who subscribed to my channel thank you so much for your support. Hakkiyoi!!!!

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The World Anti-Doping Agency has the gargantuan task of taking performance enhancement drugs out of Sports. VICE News looks at why their struggle to achieve that goal is far from over.

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VICE World News host Hanako Montgomery travels to Okinawa, a former American territory, to find out why the term “Amejo” sparks controversy among Japanese women.

Okinawa was US territory till it was returned to Japan in 1972. With such proximity to American bases, some interacted with the culture in many ways- blending Japan and the United States into a somewhat cohesive whole.

But on the other hand, it has also created the term Amejo – used to describe Okinawan women “obsessed with American GIs.” Some would even label these girls as easy. VICE World News meets with an Okinawan woman who shows us what it really means to be an Amejo.

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