The battle of the sexes is especially heated in Shanghai, where the women are known to be tough and controlling. So, it stands to reason that a version of The Taming of the Shrew set in 1930s Shanghai will be relevant for local audiences.
Chambar Bistro has been packed every day since it opened two months ago. Shanghainese seem to be mesmerized by Belgian delights - the beer, the chocolates, the cheeses and the fashion. The surge in popularity at this restaurant has given the Belgian phenomenon unexpected visibility.
Oscar winning musician Tan Dun decided to fashion musical instruments from earth and composed a new piece entitled, appropriately enough, Earth Concerto.
When Zhou Chunya accidentally brushed some green paint on a painting he was working on depicting his deceased black pet dog, the unusually striking color sparked something in him immediately.
Restaurant offers tasty Spanish fare - and some raucous fun
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