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Wang Yanshou taught for 23 years. But his career came to a sudden end in 2000.
An exhibition in Beijing's 798 Art Zone recalls the horror of the Sichuan earthquake.
Of Shanghai's many colonial-era mansions, the Moller Villa stands out with its fantasy of Gothic and Tudor steeples.
A Chinese middle school teacher who is also a psychologist shares with us his views and opinions about domestic violence.
Xinjiang - culture, environment, education and industry. Read about the region's renaissance...
Habik was a herdsman 10 years ago. Now he is owner of 2 yurts at a vacation site at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains.
Adrian Geiges is a journalist and author. The former career revolutionary once ran a major media business in China.
Lan Haiwen, CEO of UltiZen Games, talked about the creative industry's potential to drive China's economic progress.
As the closest friends, or even foster parents of pandas, panda keepers give the utmost attention to the rare species' good health and survival.
One year after the devastating earthquake struck, the streets of Beichuan bustled once more.
San Lian Life Weekly revisited the people from the quake-hit areas to see how their new lives are taking shape. • Hongkou | Yingxiu
Earthquake victims have rediscovered their optimism and they are eager to build a better tomorrow.
One year after the Sichuan earthquake, China.org.cn visits pandas evacuated from the badly hit Wolong nature reserve to their new home at Bifengxia.
Liu Chunyan lost a leg in the Wenchuan earthquake but a rehabilitation center set up by the Hong Kong Red Cross has helped her to walk again.
While bad memories linger on, the main trauma fades – Wolong is breeding new hope for giant pandas.
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