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Finding salvation in the killer outback
For a Chinese reader accustomed to dramatic, breath-taking plots, Australian author Alexander McPhee Miller's Landscape of Farewell (2007) is not an enticing choice. |
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Legend lives on in London
The Chinese musical Chun Yi: The Legend of Kungfu is shifting to the London Coliseum Theater, with 27 performances scheduled from July 25 to Aug 17. |
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Dinner with the stars
Beijing has seen Michelin-starred chefs visiting and working at local restaurants but never a group of Michelin star chefs and a celebrity chef working together to prepare one dinner. |
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Tasty comfort zone
After a recent revamp, Kafe Peranakan is an even more comfortable place to try tasty Malaysian and Southeast Asian food. |
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Day in the life of a 5-star hotel
Day in the life of a 5-star hotel |
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Memories from different ages
What did Chinese children spend on before the 1990s? Southern Metropolis Weekly interviewed three people to share their childhood memories of different eras. |
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Li Ann's excellent adventure
Li Ann Loo and her Westin Hotel boss rush into a Sydney taxi bound for an important business meeting. |
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Dancing goldfish
Tristan and Lidia, a European couple present their photo project about fish "with cultural connotations". |
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The holy trail
Locals have passed Yandi's lessons down throughout the millennia, and the city's downtown is today chockablock with herb shops. |
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Comic relief
Mythical beings wield their mighty swords, belly dancers shimmy and costumes get tangled up. Although comical at times, cosplay is serious business. |
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