Here are a couple of sites that might help you:

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onestop.globaltimes.cn/chinese-criminal-record-checks/

Hugo: Sorry but I can't resist—-

You are sorely in need of disposing of your solid waste as you are clearly full of it.

Only 17 countries sent military to march in the parade. This included Fiji's seven-man contingent, a trio of Afghan soldiers and a seven-member squad from Vanuatu.

Merkel was not invited but Abe of Japan was invited but decided not to attend. China did not release a list of invitees which went a long way to preserving mianzi for both China and those not invited or declining the invite. North Korea's Supreme Leader, Kim Jong Un, did not attend.

President Xi announced the Chinese army would be reduced by 300,000 troops down to an estimated 2 million strong. More than 50 generals led troop formations and aerial echelons in the parade in an effort to demonstrate leadership and boost morale.

Thousands of goose stepping troops, (formally a Fascist specialty but embraced by many Socialist nations), missiles, tanks and swooping aircraft no doubt impressed China's neighbors with the peace loving nature of China's peaceful rise.

Classy indeed!

The military bully nation, the USA, not only parades balloons of cartoon characters, it also floats flowers in the streets of California. Disgusting.

I can access taobao with no problem.

Also can view episodes of "Happy Planet"

Why would Premier League be blocked in the UK?

I use a VPN in the US to watch the odd sports games blacked out locally or payperview in the US.

Most Americans don't know what a VPN is. In the US they are primarily used to secure corporate internet communications.

I often watch Youku or Tudou videos on Chinese websites. They often start start and run without the need to click.

In spite of many old Chinese legends, websites are not blocked in the US. Hacked yes, but not blocked. Blocking websites is bad for business and the constant need for commercial 'circle jerks' drives the web in the US.