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HIT FRENCH DRAMA TO DEBUT

[2018-05-12 07:30]

After a successful world premiere at the Avignon Festival in France last year, director Caroline Guiela Nguyen's drama Saigon will now be staged on June 23 and 24 at the Poly Theater in Beijing.

Fondation Cartier holds its first exhibition in China

[2018-05-12 07:30]

One of the first European institutions to promote and work with Chinese contemporary artists, Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain in Paris, France, is having its first large-scale exhibition in China.

Gu's works based on classical literature to feature in concerts

[2018-05-12 07:30]

Gu Jianfen, one of the country's most prolific composers, has been into music for the past six decades.

Celtics stay Smart to outlast Sixers

[2018-05-11 08:21]

BOSTON - With 2.4 seconds left and the Boston Celtics leading by two, Marcus Smart had a chance to clinch Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinal and eliminate Philadelphia by making a pair of free throws.

George goes under the knife

[2018-05-11 08:21]

Oklahoma City Thunder forward Paul George had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on Wednesday, which the NBA team described as "successful".

Gatlin out to prove he's still the man to beat in Shanghai

[2018-05-11 08:21]

Justin Gatlin, reigning world champion in the 100m sprint, intends to pull out all the stops in Saturday's race at the 2018 Shanghai Diamond League athletics competition.

CHINA'S RISING STARS READY TO SHINE

[2018-05-11 08:21]

From Justin Gatlin to Su Bingtian, Saturday's Diamond League Shanghai meet is a veritable roll call of the world's and China's premier track and field stars. However, the annual extravaganza - the second stop on the IAAF's prestigious global one-day circuit - also provides the host's young rising stars with a chance to showcase their talent.

OUT TO TACKLE A WHOLE NEW WORLD

[2018-05-11 08:21]

HOUSTON - A rugby revolution is taking place in the United States where it is hoped the launch of a new professional league will unlock the potential of the game in the world's biggest sports market, former Ireland international Justin Fitzpatrick said.