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China's Wanda to Expand Overseas
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Documentary Brasslands Premieres in US
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David Beckham Plays Soccer With Children During Visit to China
Earlier today, the 38-year-old sports stud played a game of soccer with a group of children while visiting the children at the Nanjing Olympic Sports Center in Nanjing, China.
China's Forgotten Maoist Architecture
In China, the existential conflict between "old" and "new" in architecture, development, and general society is almost always seen as being a juxtaposition of modern ideas and designs with a vague, ancient Chinese identity - the neo-modernist office parks built atop the ruins of Beijing's beloved hutong alleyway neighborhoods.
Uber Faces Uphill Battle To Control Taxis In China
American taxi service application Uber reportedly is seeking to fill several new job positions in Asia Pacific cities such as Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Bangalore, representing the company's intention to vigorously expand into international markets.
Dolphin dies after tourist photos
A child views a Pacific white-sided dolphin inside a tank at the Beijing Aquarium.
India, China in talks to screen more Hindi films, co-production - Indiatalkies.com
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Will your next holiday be made in China?
As hotels and resorts fall over themselves to cater to the surge in cash-rich Chinese tourists with a taste for luxury goods and silver service, experts say U.S. travelers may also reap the benefits.
Pittsville High School curriculum to travel all the way to China
When school starts this fall, about 400 students from China will be on their way to earning their Pittsville High School diplomas.
China activist Chen Guangcheng revives concern on US academic freedom
Chen Guangcheng is a blind self-taught lawyer and famous human rights activist in China.
Italian culture pavilion to open in Beijing
A set of furniture, designed by Fabio Rotella, is displayed in the Exhibition Area of Italian Living Experience.
Pete's Big TVs Tours World with Backstreet Boys
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Four Seasons Shenzhen set to open in China's powerhouse city.
The 8th Four Seasons property in China will welcome business travellers to this important commercial hub, as well as leisure guests taking in Shenzhen's many sites and diversions.
Delta's new Seattle-to-Shanghai service to help China connection
Winning hearts: China makes splashes in the Pacific
IT'S NOT OFTEN THAT PACIFIC Islands Forum leaders meet the Chinese leadership on Chinese soil.
Japan fears losing diplomatic buffet battle to China
Belt-tightening in Japan's diplomatic service is cutting the quality of canapes on offer abroad, the foreign ministry has said, leading to fears Tokyo is losing the battle of the buffets to Beijing.
Anger in China over attack on students in France
French Agriculture Minister Stephane Le Foll speaks with a delegation from the Chinese Embassy in France on the sidelines of the Vinexpo wine on June 16 after a group of Chinese students were attacked.
The great race for China's online fashion market
As fashionistas swap malls for online checkouts, local e-tailers are battling Western websites for the lucrative Asian market, writes Divia Harilela While the US has the largest and most established e-commerce market in the world, it's no secret that Asia and, specifically, China, is catching up fast.
China pressured NYU to make him leave, dissident says
Chen Guangcheng , the Chinese dissident who fled his home country to become a visiting scholar at New York University , accused the school on Sunday of asking him to leave because of "unrelenting pressure" from China .