A decade ago, Chuanju Opera was not seen at any art festival in Chongqing and locals showed no interest, even when they were offered free tickets to a show. However, a recent opera titled Jinzi has revived the old Sichuan performing style and the production has become a magnet for Chongqing natives.
Twenty-six years after Carol Wolfson landed in Shanghai, she's managed to launch a consulting firm, open an art store, publish a book and serve on various charity boards. Yet, her most cherished moments have been with animals.
Expat: Senior manager leading cushy life on fat salary package, with modern housing and hired help to appease wife, international school tuition for kids, and perhaps even a hardship allowance?
Wang Xiang knew he was venturing into uncharted territory, but he wanted to downplay it. "I don't want to challenge anyone, nor do I want to imitate anyone," says the CEO of Poloarts Entertainment Company.
The Peony Pavilion was written by Tang Xianzu (1550-1616), who died in the same year as Shakespeare. Some Chinese scholars consider him a literary parallel with the Bard.
ATLANTA: A co-defendant in the dog-fighting case against Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick has changed his plea to guilty and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors, court documents showed on Monday.
JAKARTA: The Asian Cup might have lacked star power but the region's top football competition nevertheless served up entertaining and quality soccer, with a inspirational story to finish it off.
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