A former royal Buddhist sanctuary near Beijing glitters again after a major renovation project.
With no chef, no kitchen - not even a knife and fork in their inventory, Onno Schreurs and Toine Rooijmans' may sound incredibly brash with their culinary ambition: building a better dining experience in China - and all of Asia.
Michelin-starred chef Alfredo Russo will bring his authentic pan-Italian cuisine to Barolo and Aroma restaurants at the The Ritz-Carlton, Beijing on Saturday and Sunday. His most creative surprise may be oyster ice cream; it's certainly a new twist on ancient Italian cooking. It's part of a seven-course set dinner starting at 6 pm both nights: 1,188 yuan ($183) per person (add 400 yuan to include wine pairings), plus 10 percent service charge and 6 percent VAT.
Rosario Scarpato is studying a small pizza with the focus of a building inspector. The analogy is apt.
Photofairs Shanghai, an annual international event, will be held at the Shanghai Exhibition Center in September this year.
Italian artist Angela Occhipinti conveys through her works a sense of uncertainty about the future, particularly the fate of humans. But at the same time, she also suggests a positive attitude of embracing the unknown with love, which is a recurring motif of her creations.
For centuries many have pondered what lies behind the Mona Lisa's enigmatic smile, but it was more of a rhetorical question. Now art lovers can literally discover what the back of Da Vinci's masterpiece looks like.
The Chinese authorities and stakeholders have called on domestic carmakers to push the pedal to the metal in concerted efforts in new technologies, as leading global automakers accelerate towards an intelligent future, leaving the local industry in their dust.
A joint venture named after the literary figure Monkey King is planning to bring innovation to the automotive industry in 2016, which is the Year of the Monkey according to the Chinese zodiac.
China's first national-level demonstration base to test intelligent connected cars opened in Shanghai on June 7, signalling that the sector has entered into a new phase in the country.
Volkswagen AG's CEO Matthias Muller has made clear the company's commitment to rolling out more cars specifically designed for Chinese drivers, in a move to consolidate the German automaker's position amid increasingly fierce competition in the world's largest auto market.
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