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Veil lifted on works of wonder

[2015-09-02 08:40]

When museum staff members in the Hall of Martial Valor slowly unveil the national treasures sitting in front of us, you can sense everyone in the room collectively holding their breath.

Ex-IMF official argues why crisis left dollar strong

[2015-09-02 08:40]

Since the outbreak of the global financial crisis in 2008, one question that has been frequently asked: "Is the dominant position of the dollar being threatened?"

Love of all things french

[2015-09-02 08:40]

France's moves toward offering Chinese a passe-partout is paying off.

Geezer of a mountain proves a tough trek

[2015-09-02 08:40]

From a distance, New England's beloved Mount Monadnock looks distinctly unthreatening.

Talk of the town

[2015-09-02 08:40]

Beijing's book fair ended on Sunday, with a bigger turnout than last year. Yang Yang reports.

Pratchett's final novel gets 5-star reviews

[2015-09-02 08:40]

Fans of late British author Terry Pratchett, many in science-fantasy costumes, lined up outside bookshops overnight as the final installment in the Discworld series went on sale on Thursday.

New edition makes Chinese history easy for foreign scholars

[2015-09-02 08:40]

As interest in China grows around the world, especially in the West, scholars at home are trying to help their foreign counterparts better understand Chinese history.

Images of gloomy times

[2015-09-01 07:41]

Zhang Qing nearly burst into tears while visiting a dozen Russian museums earlier this year.

Who's afraid of chicken feet?

[2015-09-01 07:41]

My British friend Craig arrived in China with no fear of chicken feet.

Poet takes his artful approach to food online

[2015-09-01 07:41]

Poet and food critic Er Mao now lives in Beijing, but the 53-year-old often travels to his hometown, a small county in Southwest China's Chongqing municipality, to bring its local flavors back to the capital.

Eat Beat

[2015-09-01 07:41]

Beijing

New strokes

[2015-09-01 07:41]

A year ago, Liu Huan, an independent art curator from Beijing, told his 86-year-old grandfather, Wang Qingyun, he'd initiate an art project that would mix Chinese calligraphy and contemporary art.

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