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Reflect

TCM infused with 'autumn dryness' treatments

[2015-09-04 08:16]

Dry air that sets in throughout most of the country during autumn can cause health problems - but there are traditional treatments to help.

Givenchy's rare sashay to hit New York runway

[2015-09-04 08:16]

French fashion house Givenchy will make a rare appearance on New York's catwalks later this month when it presents its summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection, a temporary move that will allow it to squeeze in over a thousand fashionistas and wannabes to view its show.

Back to basics

[2015-09-04 08:16]

The foods we love most are often the authentic home flavors remembered from childhood.

Eat Beat

[2015-09-04 08:16]

BEIJING

Dense pastries offer holidaymakers a bite of the moon

[2015-09-04 08:16]

As the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival approaches - this year celebrated on Sept 27 - mooncakes are turning up in shops, bakeries and hotels around the country.

A new energy

[2015-09-04 08:16]

A US citizen comes to East China to help with clean-environment initiatives, Liu Xiangrui reports.

Yuan joins BBC Symphony to make a Beethoven album

[2015-09-04 08:16]

Lying on his death bed, Beethoven talks about composition to Anna, a young conservatory student and composer. As he waves his hands in the air to make a point, the sun sets outside his window, with cornflowers visible in the horizon.

Meet the man who creates and reshapes the country's cityscapes

[2015-09-04 08:40]

City planning isn't easy. It usually takes years.

Tuning in to war

[2015-09-03 07:36]

After a flood of exaggerated dramas about fighting Japanese aggression, Chinese TV is presenting the conflict through a more thoughtful lens, Xu Fan reports.

Hou's mainland movie debut splits viewers XU FAN

[2015-09-03 07:36]

The Assassin has become the most controversial blockbuster of the past weekend, showered with praise and laments by a polarized audience.

Steve Jobs seen as brilliant, brutal

[2015-09-03 07:36]

Four years after his death, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs still fascinates the public, with two major new films this fall analyzing his life and career.