 Traditional qipao on display in E China 2012-06-14
A qipao show draws visitors in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province on June 11, 2012. |
China marks Chairman Mao's sports slogan 2012-06-11
Tens of thousands of citizens took part in various sports activities around China to mark the 60th anniversary of Chairman Mao Zedong's classic sports slogan. |
Pictorial book of Indian poet fosters bilateral ties 2012-06-05
Rabindranath Tagore in Shanghai, a Chinese-English compendium of rare images of the Indian poet's visits to China in the 1920s, is, in fact, a lot more than what the title suggests. |
$1m for education innovation 2012-05-28
Hewlett-Packard Co, the world's largest PC maker, set up a $1 million fund to support education innovation in China. The fund will be used in teacher training through technology methods. |
The mind's eye 2012-05-25
The vividness of 56-year-old Jiao Xiaojian's eyes match that of the works displayed in his first solo exhibition, Eyes of Things, at the Chinese Academy of Oil Painting in Beijing. |
$1m for education innovation 2012-05-28
Hewlett-Packard Co, the world's largest PC maker, set up a $1 million fund to support education innovation in China. The fund will be used in teacher training through technology methods. |
Portraits of change 2012-05-25
Tong says the album shows the owner's tenacity and persistence in taking those photos. And it provided an uncomfortable reminder to Tong of his personal lack of determination to take photos of his son. |
Angry Birds get active offline in China 2012-05-21
Rovio Entertainment, the maker of the popular game Angry Birds, said it would expand its value-added chain to capture more business opportunities. |
African culture to be promoted in China 2012-05-16
A series of events will be held around China this year to promote African culture, China's Ministry of Culture (MOC) said Tuesday. |
Tranquil retreat 2012-05-15
Zhu Zheqin, or Dadawa, has found peace at her new studio in Hangzhou and a new lease on her musical life. |
China-Japan-ROK cooperation 2012-05-11
Editor's note: China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday released a white paper titled China-Japan-ROK Cooperation (1999-2012) reviewing the history of trilateral friendly exchanges and showcasing the achievements of trilateral practical cooperation. It also envisions the broad prospects of tripartite relations. Following is the full text of the document: |
A glance at Int'l Cartoon Animation Festival 2012-05-07
The state-level animation festival has established partnerships with more than 50 countries and regions in the past years. |
The top 10 firms looking to list 2012-05-07
With the deepening of the reform of the cultural administrative system, the central government has accelerated a pilot project launched in 2009 to transform 10 major State-owned news websites into commercial enterprises. |
Animation industry 'still lagging' 2012-05-07
China's animation industry is booming but experts say there is still a long way to go before it will make a big impression on the international market. |
China's animation industry grows 2012-05-01
The production value of China's animation industry hit an estimated 60 billion yuan ($9.5 billion) in 2011, and a total of 200,000 minutes of animation were exported. |
Animation festival opens in east China 2012-04-29
The eighth China International Animation & Cartoon Festival (CICAF) began on Saturday evening in Hangzhou, capital of east China's Zhejiang Province. |
China Int'l Cartoon & Animation Festival opens 2012-04-28
Hangzhou's Baimahu Ecological & Creative Town is humming with throngs of fans this weekend for the 8th China International Cartoon & Animation Festival (CICAF), April 28 to May 3. |
Foreign coaches struggle in soccer league 2012-04-14
It could become the darkest night for some foreign coaches in Chinese Super League (CSL). |
Rural temples endure in past and present 2012-04-13
As rapeseed flowers bloom in spring, a fertile swath of central China has transformed into a sea of yellow. When rainstorms descend in the summer, the fields pulsate emerald green and canals brim with brown water. |
A sector based on good taste 2012-04-12
Chinese caviar's success shows tide is changing in its favor, reports Wu Wencong in Beijing.Sturgeons are cultivated commercially for their eggs,which can be processed into one of the most valuable foodstuffs in the world. |
