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Bian Que
2015-08-17
Bian Que (407-310 BC) was widely regarded as a pioneer among medical physicians in ancient China. His original name was Qin Yueren, but his medical skills were so widely praised that people referred to him as Bian Que, the same name as a legendary doctor of the period of Huang-di (Yellow Emperor).
Mo Yan
2012-04-18
Mo Yan, arguably China's most-watched writer, explores the moral dilemmas around its famed one-child policy (that reportedly saved the world an additional burden of 450 million people) with great sensitivity in his last novel, Frog.
Mo Yan's roots revealed
2012-10-18
Everyone wonders what kind of soil nurtured writer Mo Yan. The agrarian hometown of China's first Nobel laureate in literature cultivated his writing.
Porcelain capital Dehua inspires artists at home and abroad
Sing from the city, sound of the valley