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Top players see big growth in Asian snooker . . .

China / Thailand AFP

Book Review: The Bewitching Braid

Henrique de Senna Fernandes' The Bewitching Braid (Hong Kong University Press, 2004)begins as a s...

China Joshua Samuel Brown

Dragons and Tigers

Title: Dragons and Tigers. A Geography of South, East and Southeast Asia. Author: Barbara A. Weig...

China / Vietnam / Myanmar ThingsAsian Booklist

'Raise the Red Lantern' Provincial Chinese Recipes and Photos

Appetizers: Petit Crepes with Mandarin Mu Shu Pork & Tiny Spring Rolls Soup: Velvety Hot & Sour E...

China Celeste Heiter

Four Women in Tibet: The Journey to Everest

Looking for fellow travelers to trek to Everest Base Camp. See April at the Yak Hotel. Two d...

China April Thompson

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Landmark Shanghai hotel gets modern makeover...

China AFP/D'Arcy Doran

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The Arrangement: Feng Shui for Harmony and Good Fortune

Even before Marco Polo returned from his travels with silk, spaghetti and fireworks, the secrets ...

China Celeste Heiter

Backpackers take a break on the eve of war.

Trekking Through Troubled Times

It's just past noon on a Wednesday at the Cloud Nine Café and Hotel in Guangxi province's Yangsh...

China Joshua Samuel Brown

Chop Suey

Recipe: Chop Suey

Its name means ‘mixed bits', and a typical Chop Suey consists of a stir-fry of meat such as chi...

China Celeste Heiter

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Saints, Sinners, and Sex in China

Like the Kama Sutra , Li Yu's novel The Carnal Prayer Mat is not exactly the kind of book that yo...

China Kenneth Champeon

Bicycles on the streets of Shanghai, China.

Modern China pedals away from iconic bicycle

In Maoist China, the famed Flying Pigeon bicycle was a symbol of the egalitarian nation's "iron r...

China AFP/Francois Bougon

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Recipe: You Tiau - Chinese Crullers

A much simplified dish from the original version, these crullers can be eaten as appetizers or as...

China Habeeb Salloum

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The Chinese Consider Ginseng A Cure For All Ailments

First mentioned by the Emperor Sen Nug 5,000 years ago, ginseng has long been thought by the Chin...

China Habeeb Salloum

Gulangyu Island

Gulangyu Island, China

Gulangyu is an oasis of tranquility just minutes away from buzzing Xiamen, one of China's origina...

China dave chou

Imperial China Meets Star Trek In Shanghai

You Italian women, spat the angry Chinese man who's touting attempts I'd deflected by pretending ...

China Susan Storm

Kung Pao Vegetables

Recipe: Kung Pao Vegetables

Originating in the province of Szechuan, Kung Pao is one of China's favorite dishes. This basic s...

China Celeste Heiter

Two Nights in Shanghai

Three anxious knocks bring me to the door of the shared hostel room. Behind it is the perplexed-l...

China Nolan Webb

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Taiwan collector sees footbinding as forerunner to modern fashion

Three-inch lotus - footbinding in China...

China / Taiwan AFP/Amber Wang

Film Review: Unleashed

In a time when the average martial-arts movie is a shallow film with just enough plot to justify ...

China Will Raus

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Saffron spice, used in cooking the world over to add taste and colour, comes from the Kashmiri cr...

China / India AFP/Izhar Wani

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