Culture
10.01.2025
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Beijing Central Axis to open more heritage spaces to public
Beijing will accelerate work to protect and utilize cultural relics in its core functional areas, and promote public access to more heritage sites along the Beijing Central Axis, which was recogniz...
Child cancer film shows spirit of courage and humor
More than 20 years ago, director Wei Te-sheng heard a heart-wrenching statement from a young cancer patient whom he had interviewed. The child shared that during his more than o...
25.10.2024
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Tapestry of longing and love transcends borders
As the stage lights dim, a soft, ethereal melody fills the air, setting the atmosphere for the evening. The audience, nestled in the plush seats of the grand theater, feels an u...
08.10.2024
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Eastern Chinese city marks 2,575th birthday of Confucius
A ceremony was held Saturday in Quzhou, eastern China's Zhejiang province, to commemorate the 2,575th anniversary of the birth of the ancient Chinese sage Confucius. Traditional...
29.09.2024
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Bringing centuries-old tea experience to modern Taipei
Tang Wen-jing is offering attendees a fascinating way to unwind on the sidelines of the Taipei Int'l Tea Culture Expo, held from Friday to Monday: a workshop designed to steep t...
27.08.2024
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31.07.2024
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Archaeology as a weapon? — Western countries vs China
Recently, the British news magazine The Economist published an article criticizing "the use of archaeology as a weapon by the Chinese government" in the context of the archaeological excavation at ...
Beijing Central Axis inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List
"Beijing Central Axis: A Building Ensemble Exhibiting the Ideal Order of the Chinese Capital" has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, becoming China's 59th World H...
27.07.2024
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Xinjiang temple site displays key Chinese characteristics
The Kashgar area in Xinjiang, China, known as "Shule" during the Han (206 BC-AD 220) and Tang (618-907) dynasties, was a renowned center of Buddhism. Xuanzang, a Tang dynasty mo...
23.07.2024
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Waterfront Space Injects Life to Urban Development: Shanghai and Barcelona
Water has always played a vital role in the birth and progress of human civilization, whether it was in the Mesopotamia, the Nile Valley or the Yellow River basin. Water was not...
28.06.2024
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When Design Defines a City
In the 20th century, China and Spain faced the common challenge of urban transition. In China, it began with the urbanization and revitalization process with the inception of th...
28.06.2024
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