As a veteran tattooist who used to work with Paul Booth - a world renowned tattoo master from the United States - Shen Weiguo has established himself as one of the best in Shanghai with his bold and exquisite designs.
For those interested in the evolution of Chinese history, Shanxi is a place to go
Rare street artist places his work on abandoned buildings
Once vilified by the authorities and threatened with jail, Taiwan's graffiti artists are now being encouraged to get out their spray cans to revive urban areas.
In a mural splashed across a four-story building in central Kiev, a small boy nonchalantly throws paper planes.
At the world's northernmost winery, winter temperatures and the strong spring sun are the wild cards
Virginia is home to more than 250 wineries, from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay. The state's Middleburg area, in Loudoun County, has two dozen wineries alone, and it's so close to Washington that it calls itself "DC's Wine Country".
Snow-capped Andean peaks, palm-fringed Caribbean beaches and verdant tropical rainforest may still be Colombia's top attractions for most tourists, but one should not miss this little emerald treasure hidden in its third largest city Cali that used be a center of the drug trade. Founded in 1970, Cali Zoo is intersected by the Cali River and is home to about 1,000 animals distributed across 170 species, 80 percent of which, such as the spectacled bear, are native to Colombia. The zoo has an aquarium with salt and freshwater species, and a butterfly garden with 800 species of butterflies.
Bloc's leaders agree on $1.1 billion for UN programs while also hiking border controls
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and leaders of the country's largest rebel group vowed to end Latin America's longest-running armed conflict in the coming months after reaching a breakthrough in talks that put the country closer to peace that it has been in half a century.
Japanese centenarian Hidekichi Miyazaki set a record as the world's oldest competitive sprinter this week, one day after turning 105, but said he was disappointed at falling short of his own personal best.
"Alarming" rates of smoking, alcohol consumption and obesity in Europe could mean the next generation live shorter lives, the World Health Organization warned on Wednesday.
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