Joshua digs deep to vanquish Wlad

LONDON - Anthony Joshua wasn't wrong when he raised his hands in victory after decking Wladimir Klitschko in the fifth round of their heavyweight title fight in front of 90,000 fans at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.

Bayern basks in 'fantastic' feat

BERLIN - Bayern Munich boss Carlo Ancelotti hailed his side's "fantastic" fifth straight Bundesliga title after a 6-0 rout at Wolfsburg clinched the trophy with three matches to spare.

Almost safe, but Shakespeare still frets for his Foxes

WEST BROMWICH - Craig Shakespeare insisted Leicester City's relegation fight is not over, despite the champion looking safe from the drop after Saturday's 1-0 victory at West Bromwich Albion.

Myles ahead of the rest, Browns go with Garrett

CLEVELANDThe Cleveland Browns didn't mess around with the No 1 pick in Thursday's NFL draft.

Sergio Rossi finds its feet again

What do millennials want in their shoe cabinets? Besides glamorous pumps, some might want more versatile offerings.

Beijing mall wins top US award

Malls used to be all about shopping, but as air quality becomes one of the top concerns globally, some of them have set out to make themselves urban retreats.

Traditional, classic moments at Bridal Fashion Week

NEW YORK - For some designers, Bridal Fashion Week meant a turn to modern yet classic dresses with plenty of options in sleeves, necklines and silhouettes.

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Time to admire flowers

According to China's solar calendar, which comprises 24 solar terms, the Grain Rain period, or guyu, began on April 20. The solar term implies that there is increased rainfall during the period, which is good for the growth of grain. So, it is a good time to get out of the city and experience nature as the weather gets warmer and the view greener.

Canada's Prince Edward Island eyes more Chinese visitors

The smallest province in Canada, Prince Edward Island is known for its beautiful beaches, delicious food and world-class golf facilities.

Gulf states look at China

DUBAI - Airline executives and hospitality executives said on Monday that they expect Chinese inbound tourism to the Middle East to continue to boom following the lifting of visa restrictions by several Arab states. They made the remarks at the 24th edition of the Arabian Travel Market fair and exhibition.

Sharing great writing

"We know Canadian contemporary literature much better than they know ours," says Bai Ye, director of the China Contemporary Literature Study Association, at a recent forum in Beijing on cultural translation and studies.