 Masterpiece parts to reunite in Taiwan show 2011-05-19
Half of a damaged antique painting will soon start on a trip to Taiwan to be reunited with its other half, fulfilling a wish long held by Premier Wen Jiabao. |
Rich more willing to set up family foundations 2011-05-16
Entrepreneurs to use bonuses, stocks for charitable giving |
Antique painting piece starts tour for reunion 2011-05-12
Half of a damaged antique painting on Wednesday started its trip of reunion for Taiwan from east China's Zhejiang Province in a demonstration of improved cross-Strait ties. |
Hello Kitty finds a home in E China 2011-05-09
Hello Kitty, an iconic cartoon image, will soon have her first home outside of Japan as Sanrio Co, Ltd has authorized a Chinese company to build a theme park based on her image in eastern China's Zhejiang province. |
Fame stops smiling on 'Buckteeth Brother' 2011-05-06
It has been said before and it is worth repeating: Fame is a drug, and once you are addicted it is hard to give up. Take the case of Zhang Yong, a 21-year-old jewelry design student in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, who six years ago became an Internet celebrity because of his prominent front teeth - he looks like a human rabbit. |
Wealthy falling in love with luxury 2011-04-19
When you live a carefree life, with credit cards paid by your husband and a single child taken care of by your parents, what are you going to do with your extra money? |
Painting on eggs for Qingming Festival 2011-04-01
People show each other the paintings they drew on eggs in Hangzhou, capital of East China's Zhejiang province, March 25, 2011. More than 50 people joined the event to celebrate the upcoming Tomb-sweeping Day, or Qingming Festival, which falls on April 5 this year. |
Large rare earth deposit discovered in east China 2011-03-31
Geologists in east China's Zhejiang province have discovered a huge rare earth deposit that has more than 70 tons of scandium, the local geological department said Wednesday. |
Calligraphy on a grand scale 2011-03-31
Artist Wang Dongling creates calligraphy on a gigantic piece of traditional Chinese paper on Tuesday at a gymnasium at China Academy of Art’s Hangzhou campus in Zhejiang province. |
Naturally good 2011-03-27
Longjing Manor by the West Lake in Hangzhou is not the first restaurant to advocate and serve "natural food", and it will not be the last, as healthy eating trends bloom across the country. |
Micro-blog marketing gaining favor among companies 2011-03-02
As micro-blogging becomes increasingly popular in China, more and more companies are taking advantage of the service to broaden their business network and build their brand. |
Fossil specimen exhibition held in Hangzhou 2011-02-15
A piece of fossil specimen is seen at an exhibition in National Wetland Museum of China in Hangzhou, capital of east China's Zhejiang Province, Feb 13, 2011. Over 500 pieces of specimen were exhibited on a fossil specimens exhibition opened here on Saturday. |
Festival fun 2011-02-07
Spring Festival habits are changing with the times, but core values stay the same. He Dan reports. |
Fossil mom helps shed light on ancient life 2011-01-22
The discovery of the fossile of a female pterosaur nicknamed as Mrs T and her un-laid egg are shedding new light on ancient mysteries. |
In Hangzhou, it's all about innovation 2011-01-18
Liu Haitao, an information technology expert and winner of the 2009 CCTV Business Leader Award, showed the gathering a processing chip for the Internet of Things, an example of China-developed technology. |
Beating the blues 2010-12-30
Young urbanites are increasingly turning to stress relief services that range from smashing up things, to rooftop trysts and even a walk in a cemetery - all for a fee. Sun Li and Erik Nilsson investigate |
Prehistoric jade processing site found in Yangtze Valley 2010-12-27
The earliest known jade and stoneware processing site dating back to the Neolithic Age in Yangtze Valley was found recently in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province. |
Draft law aims to close loophole on cultural heritage 2010-12-21
BEIJING - Overseas organizations may not be allowed to conduct surveys on China's intangible cultural heritage without the accompaniment of at least one local representative, according to the country's first draft law on the protection of intangible assets. |
Movie may pack in the tourists 2010-12-16
Movie magic that helped put parts of China and Japan on the holidaymakers' map could do the same for the capital, say tourism experts. |
Art is forever 2010-11-26
Wu Guanzhong died in June, before a major retrospective of his work in Hangzhou that shows him to be one of the most popular and successful artists of his generation. Zhu Linyong reports |
