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A Will For The Wall

So when exactly are we going to get to the Wall? I hesitated to ask my Swedish traveling partners...

China Nolan Webb

Feng Mengbo Got Game!

Feng Mengbo , Beijing computer-games-artist extraordinaire, is missing. He has yet to show up for...

China Joshua Samuel Brown

There was an air of camaraderie at the dragon boat festival in the Sai Kung district of Hong Kong, 25 June 2001 when competitors ended off their race by splashing water on each other with their paddles. The event, also known as Tuen Ng Festival, dates back 2000 years and is held on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. Hong Kong celebrates this public holiday in a big way, with races all over the city and new territories.

A story told with photos.

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Proto-Hippie Fa Hien

As Marcus Aurelius famously reminded us, history has its consolations. "Consider," he writes in h...

China Kenneth Champeon

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China trains guides as tourists flock to mountains

The Siguniang mountains in southwest China's Sichuan province, have become a hotspot for ice clim...

China AFP/Francois Bougon

The Qutang Gorge boasts not only splendid scenic landscapes but also places of great historical interest. Displayed along the rock faces are master artworks of calligraphy and stone engravings from different dynasties.

Cruising on Yangtze River

China's Yangtze River...

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Chinese Food - back to basics

With Chinese cuisine headlining the fifth Madrid Fusion gastronomic summit, one of Asia's top che...

China / Singapore AFP/Chris Wright

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Nouvelle Chinese revolution in Hong Kong restaurants

HONG KONG, Dec 14, 2003 - Three generations around one table, the two-year-old wielding chopstick...

China AFP/Rosa Jackson

Anshun (Guizhou Province, China)

Landscapes of Anshun (Guizhou Province, China)

The amazingly green landscapes of Anshun (Guizhou Province, China)

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Skyline

Hong Kong Island Skyline

Hong Kong Island Skyline

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Culture shock: Getting a Chinese driver's licence

On taking China's written driver's licence exam...

China AFP/Pascale Trouillaud

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Christmas in Asia

From war zones to malls, Christmas comes to Asia...

China AFP/Lawrence Bartlett

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A Street Artist in China

This 21-year-old "foot artist" earns a living in the streets of Beijing...

China AFP/Frederic J. Brown

Li Hong Yan (C) from the Mei Lanfang Peking Opera Company rehearses 'a Pearl on Rainbow Bridge' at the Sydney Opera House. Following recent sell-out tours to Europe and the USA the company of over 40 extraordinary artists from Beijing will perform in Australia (in 2003) for the first time ever during it's 80 year history presenting three shows only at the Sydney Opera House.

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Before the Asian financial collapse of 1997, one often heard that Asia would soon overtake the Un...

China Kenneth Champeon

Three-Way Dumplings

Recipe: Three-Way Dumplings

Enjoy your dumplings three tasty ways, with Shrimp-Filled Fried Dumplings, Chicken-Filled Potstic...

China Celeste Heiter

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'Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles' Chinese Favorites in Japan - Recipes & Photos

The film Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles is the story of a Japanese man who travels to China ...

China / Japan Celeste Heiter

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Chicken or Beef?

As I sat aboard the flight to Beijing, I quickly became engrossed in my book. There was a flutter...

China Tara Russell

The Year of the Rooster is celebrated by Chinese all over the world this year, on February 9, 2005. Kung Hei Fat Choy!

Photo of the Day Archive for February 2005

Photo of the Day Archive for February 2005

China Albert Wen

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World's Best Santa weaves Hong Kong magic

The World's Best Santa? He is a Hong Kong man named Jimmy Chan...

China AFP/Joyce Woo

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