Real-Life 'Terminal' Man to Leave Airport – China News

abcnews.go.com — A Chinese activist who has spent more than three months living inside Tokyo's international airport said Tuesday that Chinese officials have given him permission to return home.

full story »

Login or register to post comments
425 reads

Submitted by Heiney

2 years 6 days ago Made popular 2 years 5 days ago

Tags:

0 Comments

No one is talking about this story yet. Why not get things rolling?

Who Hao/Bu Hao'd It?

Similar Stories on HHR

Chinese Activist Stuck in Tokyo Airport - 2 years 8 weeks ago

Shanghai citizen Feng Zhenghu never thought he’d find himself in a plight similar to Viktor Navorski, an East European stranded in an airport in Steven Spielberg’s 2004 movie "The Terminal." He also never expected to become a Twitter star followed by 7,000 people in just one month since he started to tweet about his exiled life at Tokyo’s Narita Airport.

Why China Keeps Poisoning the Milk - 1 year 52 weeks ago

China and Japan are each going through their own unique quality crises. In China, officials are hunting for 170 tons of contaminated milk powder that is still on shelves more than a year after the melamine scandal was first exposed. And in Japan, discussions are focused on all that has gone wrong with its automotive industry after Toyota's recent recalls.

China sentences quake activist to 5 years' jail - 2 years 22 hours ago

A Chinese court Tuesday sentenced an activist who investigated the deaths of thousands of schoolchildren in the country's massive 2008 earthquake to five years in jail for inciting subversion of state power, the man's lawyer said. Attorney Pu Zhiqiang said activist Tan Zuoren was convicted of the charge Tuesday by the Chengdu Intermediate Court.

Guard admits raping woman in 'black jail' - 2 years 13 weeks ago

A guard at an unofficial jail in the Chinese capital has pleaded guilty to raping a young detainee, an activist said Thursday, in a case that has put the spotlight on the "black jails" where a growing number of people seeking justice from the government end up.

East asia to form an Asian version of the EU - 2 years 14 weeks ago

Japan's call for an East Asian Community similar to the European Union has been welcomed by a senior Chinese official, Liu Hongcai, vice-minister of the International Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee. Supporters of the idea say it will accelerate the process of regional integration.

Yasukuni Shrine Website Hacked By Chinese? - 3 years 6 weeks ago

The website for the controversial Yasukui Shrine where many Japanese World War 2 war criminals are buried was hacked, probably by Chinese hackers.

Chinese now Japan's number one minority - 3 years 10 weeks ago

Chinese-speaking residents — from the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan — accounted for 28.2 per cent of Japan's 2.15 million registered foreigners at the end of December, while Koreas dropped to 27.6 per cent.

Portraits of Young People in a Changing China - Tattoo Artist - 3 years 21 weeks ago

The origin of tattoo art in China dates to the Song Dynasty when criminal groups were tattooed to show their status. Like Japan, we have a long history of tattooing, but Japan does a better job of protecting its traditions. Right now, about 300,000 people make tattoos in China, but only about 10 percent of them are real artists.

Robot Fuwa debut at Beijing Capital Airport - 3 years 28 weeks ago

Five robot Fuwa debut on Tuesday inside the newly-built Terminal 3 of the airport. The robots can provide guiding services for passengers with language contact.

Japanese porn stars entertain Chinese rich - 4 years 4 weeks ago

Quote: “I feel superior when having sex with Japanese women because their country invaded China in the past. This is a kind of payback.”