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Shakespearean Adventure

[2016-10-12 07:31]

When Canadian director Robert Carsen presents his production of Benjamin Britten's opera A Midsummer Night's Dream in Beijing this weekend, audiences will have a chance to watch the sexiest adaptation of William Shakespeare's play.

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Director takes Lao She to the stage again

[2016-10-12 07:31]

A loyal fan of Lao She (1899-1966), one of China's most significant authors, Chinese director and actor Fang Xu is back with another stage production, Mr Ma and Son, based on the novel with the same title.

Drake sets new record for American Music Awards nods

[2016-10-12 07:31]

Rap chart-topper Drake on Monday earned a record 13 nominations for the American Music Awards, topping the mark set by the late king of pop, Michael Jackson.

Go With The Flow

[2016-10-12 07:31]

Emerald mountains, rustic farmhouses and sparkling night views emerged from the Yangtze River's banks as we drifted along.

A mountain city's peak appeal

[2016-10-12 07:31]

Chongqing's allure was demonstrated when it edged out four other domestic cities to host the Beijing-based World Tourism Cities Federation's annual summit in late September.

Hiking past sacred Inca peaks in the Andes

[2016-10-12 07:31]

Our hiking group had reached the highest point of our trek through the Andes to Machu Picchu. Now our guide was leading us in a Quechua ritual. We took turns placing stones in an apacheta pyramid over herbs and bits of chocolate bars, offering them to Apu Salkantay, the spirit of the mountain sacred to the Incas. Its ice-covered peak shone above us, spotlit by the sun.

Foot Soldier

[2016-10-12 07:31]

Lord Michael Bates claims he isn't a person who enjoys walking, because one needs to stay absolutely fit to do so regularly.

Sparks explores real world with Two by Two

[2016-10-12 07:31]

In 1996, Nicholas Sparks introduced the world to Allie and Noah in his best-selling novel The Notebook. Their story became an overnight sensation.

Suspense over this year's literature Nobel to end shortly

[2016-10-12 07:31]

Literary circles are abuzz with speculation ahead of Thursday's Nobel Prize announcement, with award watchers suggesting this year's honors in literature could go to a controversial writer such as Syrian-born poet Adonis.

Chinese in character

[2016-10-11 07:39]

A panoramic history of Chinese writing is heading eastward.

Young enthusiasts keep Tibetan crafts alive

[2016-10-11 07:39]

For Sonang Tashi, it's very exciting to be able to pass on an old craft that he has learned since he was a little boy. And at the same time, he is helping young people find a livelihood.

Dutch city celebrates as stolen masterpieces return home

[2016-10-11 07:39]

The Dutch city of Hoorn erupted with joy on Friday as it welcomed back five masterpieces recovered from a criminal gang in Ukraine after being snatched from the town's museum in 2005.

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