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shot through the face by a misfiring archer who lodged a 28-inch arrow through her cheek.Medics had to call firefighters to save the longbow victim as the arrow was so tough it required specialist equipment to take it out. The unnamed patient was filmed being treated at a hospital in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, Northwest China, with the arrow clearly sticking out either side of her face.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Officials from China’s ruling Communist Party have issued a dire threat to "continuously use nuclear bombs" against Japan if there’s any interference with a future Chinese invasion of Taiwan.The municipal committee of Baoji, a major city in the province of Shaanxi province, posted a video to China social media network Xigua entitled: ”If Japan intervenes in military affairs to reunify Taiwan, I must recommend the exceptional theory of nuclear strikes on Japan,"earlier today.The “exceptional theory” is a reference to China’s policy that nuclear weapons would not be used in a first strike – except in “exceptional” cases.The threat is apparently a response to a statement from Japan's deputy

dog" barking inside a wolf enclosure – and later were told it was actually a wolf.Visitors at Qimeng Zoo in north-west China's Shaanxi province were convinced that the staff were trying to pass off a Husky as a wolf.Video taken Ms Yan, who went with her family on April 27, shows the grey and white-haired animal walking in the enclosure and barking at her children.She can be heard raising her voice: "Isn't this a wolf? Why is it barking like a dog?"The mum-of-one pans the camera to a sign. It reads: "Steppe Wolf."Ms Yan told local media: "I took my child to see the wolf and he saw the animal and told me 'See, mum.

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cat to class when she realised her cat refused to leave her.Ms Wen, 19, filmed her adorable Munchkin, Ba Dun, sitting quietly in the drawer under the desk while she was having a lesson at a university in Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi province.The clip has since amassed more than 880,000 views on Douyin, a Chinese equivalent of TikTok, showing the fluffy moggie barely fitting in the tiny space.To Ms Wen's surprise, her grey short-haired feline behaves very well in the classroom and does not appear to make a sound.In the clip, the curious cat looks around and puts up an adorable face.The student narrated Ba Dun in the post: "If you pay attention to the teacher, I will behave and stay still in the drawer."She also explained that she was

A man has been arrested for attempted murder after his elderly paralysed mother was found buried alive.