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Spoiled for choice

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Under the long roof of this former Beijing factory you can find grilled grass-fed lamb. French-style artisan cheese. American-style barbecued ribs that smell like heaven. Elegant pastries. Beer and wine. Picture-perfect vegetarian meals in a bowl.

Eat beat

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BEIJING

Finding love in a heart-shaped oyster

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France, a traditional land of romance, came up with a new offering to tempt lovers on Valentine's Day: heart-shaped oysters.

Reading the future

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Michael McManus believes Edward Heath was a pivotal figure in China's opening up to the West.

Novelist's parallel world in All Our Wrong Todays

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What if the world we know today is actually a dystopian society? Could the reason we don't live like the cartoon family the Jetsons be attributed to one person's mistake that altered the evolution of technology?

Author aims to alter image of former US president Grant

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Ron Chernow, the historian who helped inspire the musical Hamilton, has a biography of Ulysses S. Grant coming out in the fall.

Career breaks for parenting don't hurt, says writer

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It's no secret that working parents have a difficult time with the elusive work-life balance. For starters, there is the 40-hour workweek, which often spills beyond eight-hour days. Then there is the ever-present flow of emails, meetings and occasional work trips that must be juggled with quotidian chores: making dinner, cleaning up and helping with homework, just to name a few.

A chance to see a new world

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Three years after his first tour to Berlin, Liao Fan remembers the chilly night when his noir thriller Black Coal, Thin Ice premiered there. After the screening, he stood alongside the director, Diao Yinan, smoking quietly.

Award category shines spotlight on Chinese talent

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It may be a bit early to predict the winners of this year's Berlinale International Film Festival, but a newly launched event has drawn European attention to top Chinese talent.

Lost City of Z explores the hunt for a vanished civilization

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British actors Robert Pattinson and Charlie Hunnam star in the true-to-life jungle adventure story The Lost City of Z about the ill-fated search for a vanished South American civilization.

Matzka moment

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Matzka's dreadlocks are a nod to both reggae and his upbringing in a Taiwan village.

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