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Never too old for a song

[2014-01-15 07:21]

Wandering through Yuyuantan Park in Beijing from 9:30 to 11:30 on any Wednesday or weekend morning, you can hardly miss the old-time chorus made up of hundreds of senior residents, mostly retired, from all over the capital.

Tell a good story

[2014-01-15 07:21]

Tongliao is not only known for its many Mongolian beauties, it is also home to a 700-year-old art of storytelling. Wang Kaihao finds out how the locals are trying to preserve this fading cultural heritage.

King Gesar getting a Mandarin voice

[2014-01-15 07:21]

The Epic of King Gesar, with more than 120 volumes and 1 million lines, is believed to be the world's longest narrative epic, and it is regarded as an encyclopedia of Tibetan ancient society.

What's new

[2014-01-15 07:21]

Buddhist outreach in Myanmar

Gift of speech

[2014-01-15 07:21]

Auditory-verbal therapy has helped many children with impaired hearing in China. But one expert says the country still has a long way to go to narrow the ratio between the number of therapists and patients. Liu Zhihua reports.

Newly available therapy gains popularity on Chinese mainland

[2014-01-15 07:21]

Taiwan native and entrepreneur Kenny Cheng frequents the Chinese mainland, but not for sight-seeing or business.

Clinical center focuses on cancers

[2014-01-15 07:21]

One of the world's largest centers for clinical trials with mice, featuring advanced translational oncology platforms with fully annotated collections of patient-derived tumor graft models, will be established in Jiangsu province.

Portraits from afar

[2014-01-14 07:18]

Driving around the area behind the Potala Palace in the Tibet autonomous region's capital Lhasa, National Geographic photographer Michael Yamashita from the United States saw a scene that he imagined a trader traveling to the holy palace along the Tea-Horse Road might have seen centuries ago.

Explorer with a lens captures China's unique history

[2014-01-14 07:18]

Photojournalist Michael Yamashita has published 10 books, most of which were inspired by his 30 National Geographic stories.

View from the very top

[2014-01-14 07:18]

Having worked as a crane operator for nearly 40 years, Wei Gensheng rose to fame suddenly not as a construction worker but a photographer. The photos he took from his sky-high working position has won much praise from professionals and the public.

Big photographer zooms in on the small details

[2014-01-14 07:18]

Michael Yamashita is among the remaining photo journalists from the era when photographers commanded big budgets for ambitious projects.

Book lovers flock to fair

[2014-01-14 07:18]

The 2014 Beijing Book Fair attracted 85,000 book lovers, who attended a host of events throughout the city.

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