SINGAPORE - The craze for Crazy Rich Asians is hitting Asia, with a premiere in Singapore followed by openings in several neighboring countries later this week.
Girls, with their hair tied tidily into buns, wore elegant white or red bubble skirts, a Chinese symbol of good luck and celebration. The boys were all decked out in suits with meticulously ironed shirts and cute bow ties.
The organizers behind the first graded tests for amateur pianists in Shanghai say they were searching for the people who took the test in 1988, the first year it was held in China.
At a forum during the recent Shanghai International Film Festival, Jiang Wen, the director of Hidden Man, introduced Zhang Qi, his film editor, saying: "All my recent films' trailers are done by Zhang.
Colors blazed across the stage of the plush Luckman Theater at California State University, Los Angeles, as a dramatic night of original dance unfolded, inspired by Chinese traditional and ethnic folk dances presented by nearly 100 US-born Chinese teenagers.
Beijing-based British entrepreneur, Sarah Keenlyside, has tailored thousands of trips for celebrities, senior business managers and other international visitors to China.
DALLAS, TEXAS - It may be challenging for Americans to teach Chinese students English online, but the experience of learning and sharing cultures with Chinese families is much more fulfilling.
Higher education in the new era must produce more cosmopolitan, internationally-oriented graduates for a world of constantly evolving technologies and more cross-border interactions than ever before, said Denis Simon, executive vice-chancellor of Duke Kunshan University.
While the heads of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa got together for the 10th annual BRICS meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa, in July, 31 students from those countries attended the BRICS Summer Program 2018 at Fudan University in Shanghai.
YINCHUAN - Residents in a neighborhood in Northwest China's Ningxia Hui autonomous region know that 65-year-old Zhao Shuzhen has three children, two biological daughters, and one Tibetan "daughter".
The women of the Chinese imperial court were a special group of people throughout the country's long history. As the wives of the most esteemed rulers of the land, it is easy to imagine how magnificent their lives once were, given their social standing. Yet since written records and documents focus more on the rulers, who were male, the details of the royal women's lives largely remain a mystery.
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