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Massive Chinese-English dictionary ready to hit the shelves

[2016-01-27 08:29]

People behind dictionaries attracted rare media attention in 2013 after The Great Passage, a Japanese film, competed for the Academy Awards that year as a contestant in the best foreign-language film category.

Jiangnan's lost artisans

[2016-01-26 07:55]

An art school attempts to revive appreciation of the folk crafts that once thrived on the banks of the Yangtze. Wang Kaihao reports in Hangzhou.

American artist's show is glass act

[2016-01-26 07:55]

From candy bars to dancing skirts and blooming flowers, Toots Zynsky's artworks evoke all kinds of imagery at Shanghai's Liuli China Museum.

Junk genre: Drawing inspiration from the useless

[2016-01-26 07:55]

He is recognized as one of China's foremost conceptual artists.

Finnish fantasy

[2016-01-26 07:55]

A restaurant in Beijing's Moma complex re-creates a Nordic birch forest, serving up salmon specialties and other treats from Northern Europe, Mike Peters reports.

Breed-your-own insect 'revolution' for the kitchen

[2016-01-26 07:55]

A seething mass of larvae in the kitchen is not everyone's cup of tea, particularly for squeamish Westerners. But for two young Austrian entrepreneurs, it's a food revolution that can help save the planet.

Mushrooms bring health reputation from Siberia

[2016-01-26 07:55]

It's a freak of nature: Inonotus obliquus, commonly known as chaga mushroom, is a parasitic fungus found on birch and other trees in very cold habitats, having the appearance of burnt charcoal.

Kiss of the caper

[2016-01-26 07:55]

An engraved legacy

[2016-01-26 07:55]

Chinese-born French artist Zao Wou-ki's engravings will be shown in Nantong two years after his death. Deng Zhangyu reports.

Contemporary pieces shown in Athens

[2016-01-26 07:55]

A show of abstract art by 10 established Chinese artists opened on Wednesday at an art venue in Athens, after a tour of Italy.

Painters display works awash in ink traditions

[2016-01-26 07:55]

Shitao, a famous landscape painter during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), had said: "Ink and brushwork should keep pace with the times."

Honey money

[2016-01-25 08:39]

Television may be on the decline, but hundreds of thousands of online chat rooms have sprouted up, offering advice, allure and arousal to those who can instantly respond and send gifts, generating big business

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