Chinese-born French artist Zao Wou-ki's engravings will be shown in Nantong two years after his death. Deng Zhangyu reports.
Pressure mounts as van Gaal fails to rally his troops
Jurgen Klopp admitted his heart was palpitating after Liverpool stole the points in dramatic fashion in its sensational 5-4 win over Norwich on Saturday.
Claudio Ranieri will give his league-leading Leicester City squad a well deserved rest as the Foxes prepare for a three-game acid test of their title credentials next month.
China's unlikely contender sets sights on Keys
Outspoken Bernard Tomic taunted Roger Federer over his struggles against Novak Djokovic after the Swiss great candidly suggested the young Aussie needs to knuckle down if he wants to reach the top 10.
"Amazing tournament. I can't think too much, I can only think about the next point because I can never believe I'd win in the third round."
White makeup covering their aged faces, Chinese performers - all aged over 50 - don richly-colored robes and false beards to belt out tunes passed down for more than two centuries.
New York reached a deal late Sunday that will almost halve the number of horses licensed to perform carriage rides in Central Park after the mayor called them inhumane to animals.
Think bourbon is hot? It's got nothing on baijiu.
People often associate ninjutsu with the archetypal ninja, often depicted in popular culture as a stealthy assassin who lurks in the shadows with a sword on his back.
For sports enthusiasts who are looking for alternative means to keep fit, there are two interesting variations of some of the world's most popular ball games that can be found in Shanghai.
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