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A real test video of a laser rifle, which was recently reported in Korea, was released.

The Hong Kong South China Morning Post reported on Monday that the manufacturer of the laser rifle " ZK .-500 " released the relevant test footage and dismissed the suspicion.

The gun, which resembles the representative AK-47s of the former Soviet Union, is called " .-500. " This laser rifle can strike objects up to 1 kilometer long, making it appear in the " Star Wars " movies. However, it is not fatal to humans as in the movie, but it burns the tissue and causes pain. According to the newspaper, the laser rifle, which is powered by a lithium battery, has a 15 mm aperture and weighs 3 kg and a range of 800 meters.

The sight of a seal hiding on a boat from predators is drawing attention.

On Thursday local time, foreign media including Canada's CTV News introduced a video clip taken by Campbell Riversi of British Columbia.

There's a boat floating in the middle of a river in the image. As I approached it, I saw a seal lurking in front of the motor.

From a distance, the whole village covered with vines seemed to have collected stones covered in moss. A rather spooky small village in China has become a tourist attraction for locals.

According to a report by the Hong Kong South China Morning Post quoting the AP, Houto Handhand, 90 kilometers from Shanghai, is a fishing village full of fishermen and fishermen.

The village enjoyed a boom to the point where 600 households lived more than 30 years ago, but was eventually abandoned by residents due to government sanctions on fishing and lack of transportation and education infrastructure.

A video clip of a smoking chimpanzee in a zoo in China has been released, raising controversy. It was found that the visitors threw all cigarettes and lighters, and the zoo apologized for its efforts to clean up everything related to the event.

According to Chinese media including the People's Network on Tuesday, a video clip of a chimpanzee smoking in a zoo in the " Kidney-Weirl Autonomous Region " was recently released to the local online community including Rispin. The 28-year-old chimpanzee, who moved to the zoo 12 years ago, started smoking cigarettes.

The story of a dog that saved its family from a fire is making headlines.

The Latani Difference in Stockton, California, U.S., said Monday that she woke up after her dog Shasa was making a scene outside the door.

When she opened the door amid loud noises from Latana, Sasha rushed into her bedroom and recalled that the fire was already raging in her living room.

A survey of 1967 unmarried men and women showed that 46.9 percent of men and 53.1 percent of women want to marry, respectively. 

In the past, he focused on economic aspects of his opponents, while recently placing value first.

58.4 percent of the respondents said they want to have similar hobbies. In addition, 56.3 percent of the respondents had a 56.3 percent view of life, 37.6 percent of the skills of technology, 33.5 percent of the academic backgrounds, 32.9 percent of the appearance, and 29.7 percent of the home environment. Economic power has decreased from the previous 50 percent to 36.1 percent.

An excessive belief in God caused a 20-something man to kill his 4-year-old daughter.

Indian media Times of India and Indian Express made a human sacrifice to God during Ramadan to announce the beheading of a man living in the city of Jodfur, Rajastan.

According to police, Kuresh, who runs a butcher's shop, took her daughter Liz and me back to the market after a few days at her grandmother's house. And as if he were saying goodbye, he bought candy and fruit and told his daughter he loved her.

An idea product to stop the wrong person from taking your travel carrier is making headlines on SNS.

The Daily Mail, a British daily newspaper, introduced the cover of a travel carrier that has been seen at various airports through SNS including Twitter on Tuesday (local time).

The cover, named " Head case, " is a service that prints out facial photographs that users want, and costs about ￡ 20 (about 30,000 won).

A man has been making headlines for showing his dainty ballet moves to help his little daughter experience stage fright.

The main character of the debate was Mark Daniels, his wife Kim, who is working as a legal attorney in Bermuda, and his three young daughters were reported to the town hall of Bella, Bermuda, on April 29 (local time).

However, Bella, who is only two years old, started to cry out in uncontrollable tears after being rehearsed in a ballet suit. So he went on stage with the repairs in his arms to calm Bella at the teacher's call. After appeasing his daughter, he held hands and performed ballet moves. Although ballet moves are poor, not only other parents who saw them but also teachers were laughing and entertaining.

" Russia to watch the World Cup, with 100,000 tourists "

With the 2018 World Cup in Russia just five days away, Hong Kong's South China Morning Post reported on Monday that as many as 100,000 Chinese are expected to arrive in Russia to watch the World Cup.

According to a recent official announcement by the World Cup Organizing Committee, 40,000 Chinese have already received the FAN ID, which is mandatory for watching games, as of June 6 local time. The number is more than 8,000 more than that of Britain, the birthplace of soccer.

The U.S. and Mexico numbered 39,000 and 33,000 respectively.

The World Cup has been even more attractive to the Chinese as the Russian government has offered a visa waiver for the Russian government introduction of FAN ID. The Chinese city government, the largest travel agency in China, predicted that up to 100,000 Chinese will visit Russia during the World Cup.

According to the travel agency, the proportion of flights scheduled between China and Russia during the World Cup increased by 400 percent compared to the same period last year.

" I've always wanted to see the World Cup games myself, but it wasn't easy because most of them were in faraway countries such as Europe, " said a Shanghai man who described himself as a big fan of soccer. Russia is not only close to China, but it is also very convenient to have a FAN ID card because visa is exempted.

Another fan hinted at expectations for the World Cup by saying, " I heard that even the most expensive hotels are already fully booked for places not far from the stadium. "

A variety of package tour packages targeting the World Cup were introduced in China, and 120,000 yuan (2,200,000 U.S. dollars) worth of products including first-class passenger flights, luxury hotels, and tickets for the finals are also sold.

It is said that the most expensive World Cup package is 850,000 yuan (143 million won), which was purchased by a customer of Fusenseong Xiamen.