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The aura of Ming

[2014-04-04 07:16]

The late scholar Wang Shixiang (1914-2009) visited a Ming-style furniture exhibition in Hong Kong in 1994. He wrote a poem to express his impression:

Editor's picks

[2014-04-04 07:16]

'Adventurous' performer comes to Beijing

Ghosts of a lost city

[2014-04-04 07:16]

These photos seem a little eerie at first sight: Apparitions of ancient gray towers that disappeared more than half a century ago rise between Beijing's tower blocks above busy roads.

Milan puts design in the spotlight

[2014-04-04 07:16]

More than 20 top Chinese designers will exhibit next week at Milan Design Week, in a bid to promote Chinese design abroad and to encourage international exchanges, organizers say.

Violinist without a cause

[2014-04-04 07:16]

Li Chuanyun is one of China's top violinists, but the 34-year-old battles many inner demons.

First ink

[2014-04-04 07:16]

People may have seen the works of noted Chinese contemporary artists at galleries, art fairs and auctions that cost hundreds of thousands of yuan, sometimes even millions. Now an exhibition at the nation's top art museum shows some of these celebrated artist' earliest works created when they were only teenagers.

Art beat...finger on the pulse

[2014-04-04 07:16]

Beijing

Playful violin rekindles musician's passion

[2014-04-04 07:16]

In an online video, two musicians play the violin and the bass in Brooklyn, New York. Placed in front of them are several glass jars. One is labeled "slow down", one "fast forward"; others say "Lady Gaga", "Bach" and even "Michael Jackson".

Why we love to catch a falling star

[2014-04-04 07:16]

There is a joke going around town that Malaysia is being salvaged by a Chinese star whose extramarital affair has finally taken the heat off the airline mystery.

What's new

[2014-04-04 07:16]

Fan reprises classic film role

Where culture flows

[2014-04-03 08:21]

Xu Deguang still often reminisces about chanting songs to lead boatmen as they hauled barges through dangerous shoals and rapids along the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal.

Waterway withstands the tides of change to bring new hope

[2014-04-03 08:21]

Zhao Xiumei turned to wickerwork in 2001 after being laid off from her mining job in Shandong province's Zaozhuang, where the economy slumped after its coal reserves dwindled.

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