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Crane Culture Society Set Up to Protect Red-crowned Cranes

Tuesday August 31, 2004
"China has set up a crane culture society in Qiqihar, a city in its northernmost Heilongjiang province that is major habitat of red-crowned cranes, one of the world's most endangered ... Read More

Architect Deng Xiaoping

Tuesday August 31, 2004
Deng Xiaoping indeed played a very important role for the changes in China over the last 30 years, as Chinese President Hu Jintao said at the 100th birthday of Deng Xiaoping, ... Read More

The Bells of Cold Mountain Temple

Friday August 27, 2004
Hanshan Temple or Cold Mountain Temple is located on the west outskirts of Suzhou, which was first built in the Liang Dynasty (502-557). Read the full article.

Autumn in Huizhou

Friday August 20, 2004
"Huizhou is located in the southernmost part of Anhui Province. It has many thousands of complete architectural preservations." See photos of Huizhou.

Animal Figures on Roof

Thursday August 19, 2004
Animal figures on roof ridges of palaces, temples and other old buildings are an important part of traditional Chinese architecture. Read the full article.

Ancient Pagodas in China

Tuesday August 17, 2004
"Pagodas appeared relatively late in China. A Chinese term for pagoda did not exist until the first century. The reason is that this new form of architecture was introduced to ... Read More

Traditional Chinese in a Modern Setting

Monday August 16, 2004
"The guqin has already been ingrained in my life. Whenever I play the guqin, I pour my heart and soul into it. Its musical influence is greater than any words ... Read More

Film in China

Sunday August 15, 2004
"Zhang Yimou's latest martial arts movie the House of Flying Draggers has passed China's official censor and is preparing for video release in the Chinese mainland." Movie news and stories.

Yin Ruins: Root of Chinese Culture

Saturday August 14, 2004
"Since 1898, the Yin ruins have provided the world with over 150,000 oracle items. Recording harvest, astronomical phenomena, worship and wars of the ancient Shang Dynasty (1600-1100 B.C., also called ... Read More

Creativity and Ancient China

Tuesday August 10, 2004
"China is an East Asian country with a large territory, a huge population and an ancient history. With written records dating back 4,000 years, it is recognized as one of the ... Read More

Beijing's Hutongs

Thursday August 5, 2004
"A hutong is an old city alley or lane, and the hutongs of Beijing are one of its most distinctive features. The capital city is home to thousands of hutongs, ... Read More

'Unique' China Defies World's Predictions

Thursday August 5, 2004
"China's reform has been actually very, very fast. Faster even than the leadership would have thought it could happen. The reason for the speed goes back to the point I ... Read More

Shaolin Temple and Martial Arts

Tuesday August 3, 2004
Shaolin Temple is probably the most famous temple in China, not only because of its long history and its role in Chinese Buddhism, but also because of its martial arts. Read ... Read More

Mount Lushan

Monday August 2, 2004
Lushan is not only well known for its beautiful scenery with sheer peaks, clouds and fogs, and deep valleys, but also quite famous for its cultural relics and long history. Read ... Read More

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