China Daily
Hot comments on the diplomatic concept of Xi Jinping by international scholars
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- Hot comments on the diplomatic concept of Xi Jinping by international scholars
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- 6:00
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- 11 years ago
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- Hot comments on the reform concept of Xi Jinping by international scholars
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- 6:15
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- 11 years ago
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- Hot comments on China’s contribution to UN by the UN officials
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- 5:14
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- 11 years ago
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- Hot comments on the rule of law concept of Xi Jinping by international scholars
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- 5:10
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- 11 years ago
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- Hot comments on Xi Jinping’s leadership by international politicians
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- 7:03
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- 11 years ago
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- Hot comments on Xi Jinping’s visit to UN by international community
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- 5:39
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- 11 years ago
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- Hot comments on the leadership of Xi Jinping by international scholars
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- 8:26
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- 11 years ago
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- Hot comments on the leadership of Xi Jinping by Brookings Institution
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- 4:44
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- 11 years ago
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- Beautiful China
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- 5:01
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- 11 years ago
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- My China
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- 1:01
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- 11 years ago
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- Today's China
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- 2:24
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- 11 years ago
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- The One Belt One Road Policy
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- 1:31
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- 11 years ago
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- China Connecting With You
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- 1:31
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- 11 years ago
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- 独家：夏克力回归《爸爸3》 Exclusive interview: Chris back up on Where Are We Going, Dad?
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- 3:36
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- 11 years ago
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- 前段时间因做腰伤手术缺席《爸爸去哪儿》江西站录制的夏克立，被网上屡屡传出将退出本季《爸爸》的消息。
中国日报网记者近日探班《爸爸去哪儿》横店站录制。在发布会上，夏克立带着女儿夏天一同亮相，力破退出传闻，也令在场的媒体倍感惊喜。谈起大家关心的伤情恢复情况，夏克立现场首次回应表示身体情况已逐渐好转，“虽然医生建议多躺下，但我很想念爸爸这个大家庭，想念我的哥们儿，能回来的感觉真的太棒了。”
发布会后，夏克立接受了中国日报视频独家专访。谈起这次的节目经历，他说：“参加真人秀节目其实很紧张，好在在这个节目里，我可以带孩子一起参加，和她共度美好的时光。”对于未来的规划，夏克立表示将会制作更多的儿童节目奉献给大家。
Exclusive interview: Chris back up on Where Are We Going, D...
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- British Polo Day: Passion for horses
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- 2:42
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- 11 years ago
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- The fifth annual polo tournament was held at Beijing Tang Polo Club on Sept. 13.
Four teams presented their best skills and defined the harmony between the players and horses.
After five years' development, the British Polo Day has become a promotional event to celebrate Britain's luxury heritage with business and social leaders in China, according to Edward Olver, the founder and director of British Polo Day.
"Polo is also becoming trendy in China as there are four clubs in the country with hundreds of members," revealed Liu Shilai, founder of Tang Polo Club, also known as the No 1 polo player in China.
This year the event has gathered more than 30 sponsors around the world. Big brands like Land Rover, Harrods, RJI Capital, BA from the Britain and NUO from Beijing can all be found in the list.
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- Laowai Not：Italian who fell in love with Beijing
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- 3:42
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- 11 years ago
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- Daniele Baratelli, a 33-year-old Italian.
Daniele came to Beijing more than three years ago. He works in an architecture firm in the capital. During the weekends, he plays music in local bars.
Daniele loves Beijing mostly for the opportunities the city offers and its relaxed lifestyle. “I didn’t realize what cultural differences meant until I came to Beijing,” he says.
This is Daniele’s story.
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- THE WEEK Sept 11: Hardcore pillow fight
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- 4:34
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- 11 years ago
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- Several weeks ago at West Point Academy – that's the prestigious military school in Upstate New York that educates future U.S. Army officers – the freshman class held a pillow fight in an open courtyard to blow off some steam. The pillow fight is a West Point tradition that goes back decades and it’s actually pretty fun to watch. But this year, some of these brainiacs got it in their heads to stuff the pillowcases with helmets and other solid objects. I guess they thought striking someone in the face with a helmet would be just plain old fun.
The end result?
Busted lips, broken bones, dislocated shoulders, and several people knocked unconscious – out cold! At least 30 cadets were injured, including 24 with concussions. There was at least one report of a broken nose and a fractured cheekbone.
"While these spirit events do occur, we never condone any activity that results in intentional harm to a teammate," said?academy Superintendent Lt. General Robert L. Casle...
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- Xi's trip to 'chart course' for ties
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- 4:45
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- 11 years ago
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- President Xi Jinping and his United States counterpart President Barack Obama will "further chart the course of the China-US relationship" during Xi's first state visit to the US later this month, State Councilor Yang Jiechi said in an interview with China Daily.
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- State Councilor on Sino US relations
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- 3:01
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- 11 years ago
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- President Xi Jinping and his United States counterpart President Barack Obama will "further chart the course of the China-US relationship" during Xi's first state visit to the US later this month, State Councilor Yang Jiechi said in an interview with China Daily.
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- State Councilor on President Xi's visit to UN
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- 6:52
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- 11 years ago
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- Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi had a sit-down interview with China Daily and CCTV ahead of President Xi's US visit later this month.
Duing the interview, Yang revealed the highlights of President Xi’s visit to the United Nations.
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- State Councilor on the issue of South China Sea
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- 5:44
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- 11 years ago
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- On the South China Sea issue, Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi said the US is not a direct party to the disputes, and he hoped that the US would not get involved, as it has promised, and expressed a desire for both countries to "stay in close touch" despite the differences.
The State Councilor made the remarks during an interview with China Daily ahead of President Xi's US visit later this month.
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- Laowai Not: New Zealander poping up in Beijing
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- 4:03
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- 11 years ago
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- Glenn Schuitman is half Dutch and half New Zealander. Glenn has been in China for 9 years. He owns a home ware, antiques, furnishing and interiors design store, located in the awakening heart of South Sanlitun. Glenn doesn't want the shop to be just a shop. He wants the place to be inspiring and unique. Therefore, Glenn holds stimulating events and activities on a regular basis.
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- Historic montage of military parades
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- 3:23
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- 11 years ago
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- This year marks the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II. Countries around the world will commemorate the event with their own celebrations.
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- Laowai Not: A Czech living the China Dream
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- 6:10
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- 11 years ago
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- Noemi first came to China in 2001. She currently works at the National Tourism Administration of the Czech Republic. She is very interested in Chinese culture. She rides a bicycle around Beijing and loves Chinese food. Noemi does Chen-style Taichi regularly and speaks fluent Chinese.
This is Noemi’s story.
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- THE WEEK Aug 28: Waste not want not
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- 3:20
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- 11 years ago
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- Waste not want not
First up, a woman has drunk an entire bottle of cognac in Beijing airport after being told that she would not be able to take the $200 bottle through security. However, after drinking the Cognac the woman, surnamed Zhou was so drunk she was rolling on the floor and yelling at passersby. Zhou was than refused permission to board her flight and eventually had to be escorted from the airport by her family. Miss Zhou, if you are watching, you sound like someone who makes poor life decisions and drinks too much. I think we could be really good friends. CALL ME!
Un-bear-ably stupid
To Alaska, where a man thought it would be a good idea to dress up like a bear and try to hang out with actual bears. A grizzly bear and her two cubs were fishing by a river, and being watched by a group of people at a safe distance, when a man dressed in a bear suit approached, coming within three meters of the dangerous animals. A fish and game technician who was nearb...
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- Infiniti's growing China connection
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- 6:49
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- 11 years ago
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- Established in the US in 1989, Infiniti is one of the world’s major premium car brands. It is the first premium auto brand based in China after moving its headquarters to Hong Kong in 2012. As a sign of growing commitment to the Chinese market, Infiniti formed a joint venture with China’s Dongfeng Motor Corp in September 2014 and the company’s first locally produced car was unveiled at the end of 2014. Since then, the two models, Q50 L and QX50, both produced in Xiangyang, Hubei province, have made Infiniti one of the fastest players to localize production in China.
Roland Krueger, president of Infiniti Motor Co Ltd, spoke to China Daily about his vision, strategy and new opportunities for Infiniti’s China operation.
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- India seeks for better ties with China
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- 14:30
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- 11 years ago
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- Ashok Kantha, India’s ambassador to China, explains why India seeks for better relations with China.
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- Laowai Not: Passion for motorcycling
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- 4:07
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- 11 years ago
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- Clay Jones, American, has been in China for 15 years.
Clay has a passion for motocycles since a young age. One of the main goals for him come to China was to ride a motocyle in China. Now he has a motocycle club in Beijing.
This is his story.
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- THE WEEK Aug 14: Eat, drink & travel
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- 5:16
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- 11 years ago
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- Modern-day explorer
Gunnar Garfors is taking claim to his 15-minutes of fame thanks in part to a huge spread about his travels – with photos the size of my head - in the UK's Daily Mail. The newspaper reports that Gunnar traveled to all 198 officially recognized countries in the world, did it while keeping his full time job, and at 38 became the youngest person to do so. The paper even goes as far as referring to him as an explorer, but Netizens in the travel world are having just a few problems with Gunnar's grand achievement. After all, can you really claim to have visited a place if you spent 5 minutes at its border? And how much quality visiting have can you do when you've traveled to 19 countries in one day? That's like me running through your front door and immediately out the backdoor then sending you a note “Thanks for the nice visit”.
Singled out
Now, when I first heard there was a new cookbook on the market, I thought cool, a cookbook for single...
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- THE WEEK Aug21: All Blacks put safety first
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- 4:13
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Waxing lyrical
There is only one thing creepier than a wax works museum, and that's a really bad wax works museum. And one of the worst would have to be the museum in Huayingshan, Sichuan province, which has recently drawn wide attention in China with it's somewhat questionable celebrity reproductions. The best would have to be Actress Zhang Ziyi, whose wax work figure looks like the bastard love child of Zhang Ziyi and gollum from Lord of the Rings. Zhang is upset and is getting her lawyers involved, but she should remember, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery.
All blacks put safety first
In New Zealand rugby is king, but safety comes first. Regular fliers know that passengers on planes tend to tune out when the safety videos air and New Zealanders fly a lot, because they are really far away from... pretty much everywhere that's not New Zealand. The national carrier Air New Zealand recently came up with a novel way to keep people watching their saf...
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- Laowai Not: My journey to the west
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- 4:37
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- 11 years ago
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- Zach was born in Washington D.C. and has been studying in China for 18 months. Before heading back to the US to attend college, the 19-year-old went on a motorcycle journey in China.
From Beijing to Kashi in Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, Zach was surprised by the breath-taking scenery and hospitable local people.
Although he suffered an accident and had to undergo surgery on his way back to Beijing, this brave young man still plans to saddle up again drive his bike from Beijing to London next year when he returns.
This is his story.
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- A shining UK-China alliance: Lord Bates and his charity
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- 12:12
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- 11 years ago
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- As part of the China-UK Year of Cultural Exchange, Geely Cup 2015 Amazing China mobile phone photo contest was launched on Monday in Beijing, with a view to showing the beauty of China to the world through the lens of a mobile phone.
As a special guest of the activity, Lord Michael Bates, who is a British Home Office Minister, will send the photos he takes during a 1,000 miles charity walk from Beijing to Nanjing to the photo contest. Walk for Peace, Lord Bates' long distance walking journey, is aimed at raising funds for Red Cross China.
His photos, along with those taken by some 30 celebrities from Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan, will be auctioned for charity.
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- Greek ambassador: "I'm very optimistic"
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- 11:25
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- 11 years ago
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- Vassilios Costis, Ambassador of Greece to China, tells China Daily that he and his country are very optimistic of solving the debt crisis. "We have reached the bottom and the solution is the economic take-off."
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- Czech ambassador: We are ready
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- 2:11
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- 11 years ago
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- Libor Secka, the Czech Republic Ambassador to China, shared his enthusiasm for a new direct flight between the Cezch Republic and China during an exclusive interview with China Daily.
The first direct route between Beijing and Prague will begin on Sept 23, a week before Chinese National Day.
The ambassador said the embassy in Beijing is ready for a growth in Chinese visitors by offering a friendly visa process which requires two to three days to get a business visa and up to four days for a tourism one.
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- Ambassador of Timor-Leste on "Belt and Road Initiative"
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- 1:13
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Vicky Tchong, Ambassador of Timor-Leste to China, comments on the importance of the Maritime Silk Road to the bilateral relations.
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- Juicy dumplings in Wuxi city
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- 3:45
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Wangxingji is a century-old company which was first founded in 1913 at Chongan Temple in Wuxi, Jiangsu province.
After 100 years’ development, the company now has branches in San Gabriel, LA in the US and Sagamihara in Japan, as well as many restaurants in Wuxi.
Juicy dumplings, with a rich taste of both sweet and salty, are the most famous dish in the chains.
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- Meet in Beijing Arts Festival ends with Peking Opera
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- 1:23
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- 11 years ago
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- The Chinese Peking Opera, The Jewelry Pouch, and actress Zhang Huoding were featured at the closing ceremony of the 15th Meet in Beijing Arts Festival on Thursday.
Zhang, who plays the main character, is the master of the Cheng School, which is one of the four famous schools for dan (female) roles in Peking Opera. Zhang is also the most popular Peking Opera actress in the modern world. She is proficient at expressing emotions and thoughts by integrating acting, singing, the spoken word and acrobatics in opera.
Zhang will make her debut at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City in September. She will perform in two shows, The Jewelry Pouch and The Legend of White Snake.
The video is a clip from The Jewelry Pouch.
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- Chinese porcelain travels to UK
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- 2:23
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- 11 years ago
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- As one of the first and one of the most important global commodities, porcelain helped introduce Chinese culture, art and the name of Jingdezhen to the world.
First introduced to Europe in the fourteenth century, Chinese porcelain was regarded as?an object of great rarity and luxury. By the late nineteenth century, porcelain from China, especially blue-and-white porcelain, had achieved a status above being practical.
Chinese porcelain was so valuable then, and still inspires ceramic artists around the world.
For an exhibition in this year's Art in Action, one of the largest art events in the UK, Mia Sarosi made a blue and white porcelain piece with a dragon pattern. The artist said she is interested in the positive symbolism of dragons both in eastern and western cultures. For the Art in Action show, she also used a gold luster for the dragon's flames, as she was aware that in China, gold is a color used in many different celebrations.
Sarosi said many of her w...
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- THE WEEK July 31: Long live the panda! This is not Sparta!
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- 4:32
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- This is no Sparta
The Beijing Police Department last week confronted and defeated a large group of too-sexy-for-shirts foreign men dressed in capes, harnesses, hot pants and strappy sandals – someone's idea of Spartan battle-wear.
The group of largely muscled men marched in V-formation through city streets causing quite a stir and sending a few hearts aflutter. The pretend-warriors were a marketing scheme to promote a new restaurant. But the scantily-clad Spartans were confronted by a force that proved much mightier: The Beijing Police Department.
Beijing's men in blue took on the Spartans in the Sanlitun area of the city, after the Spartans were told to disperse or face defeat not "for Sparta!" but for disturbing the peace.
For Sparta! Some reportedly insisted. For Beijing! Woooosh….the police moved in. Several Spartans were detained, held charged with disturbing public order.
Whatever floats your tricycle
Ever heard the saying "whatever ...
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- THE WEEK July 24: Whataburger! Whatalaw!
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- 5:09
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Caveman
Apparently running away is exactly what 67-year-old Song Chuanzhong of Guizhou Province did, but for good reason. Song had Netizens all abuzz this week when it was revealed he lives in a cave, his home for the past 30 years. Song chose to seek shelter in a cave and from the rest of the world to focus on his painting.?
The one-time farmer lives and works in a 60-square-meter cave, located 1 kilometer from his village. A bed, a table and a painting board are the only things he owns.?
Song said it took him years to find the perfect cave to create the paintings. During his decades of solitude he produced thousands of paintings that show local landscape, culture and historic figures.
But it hasn't all been solitude and long nights of talking to himself. Song from time to time leaves the cave to sell his creations. Hey, the man lives in a cave. How much cave time can one have before really going crazy?
Hit and run
And speaking of running awa...
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- THE WEEK July 17: The Knight, The Drunk and The Wench
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- 4:03
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Hey humans, get a pool
Summer has struck China with a vengeance. It's been so hot that in the Dead Sea in Daying County in Southwest China's Sichuan province, 8,000 tourists piled into the 30,000 square meter Dead Sea pool. Temperatures approached 40 degrees Celsius in Beijing and other parts of the country, and people were doing whatever they could to stay cool. The pool was so crowded that reportedly people were piled up on top of each other.
What's that sound you hear? It's the laughter of pet sea lion that unlike these ridiculous humans, had a luxury swimming pool all to itself. The sea lion, owned by a rich kid, was treated by its owner to a luxury hotel's swimming pool in Qindao, Shandong province, for its birthday. The animal enjoyed the ample pool so much that it refused to get out. Talk about being pampered and spoiled.
Brewtroleum
People, there are better ways to beat the heat. Has anybody heard of beer? Speaking of beer…Now you can drink an...
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- THE WEEK July 10: Keeping up with the monks
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- 3:38
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Keeping up with the monks
Imagine a reality show at a temple. That's right. The famous Shaolin Temple will be filming a reality show that is quite original. Nine lucky kids aged 4 to 9 will be featured on the show, learning martial arts, medicine and zen with the monks. The kids will spend two months away from their parents, completely isolated, in the temple in Henan province.
The show’s goal is to educate kids to be more independent, and to learn more about traditional Chinese culture.
Out to lunch
I hope the kids aren't as whiny as an Ohio woman who has been arrested after calling the police emergency number to complain about the quality of her Chinese food. Police say the 44-year-old Alliance, Ohio, woman called the emergency number to say the Chinese food she ordered from a local restaurant was "not up to par for her liking."
After police determined the woman had no real emergency, she was arrested and charged with misuse of 911, a misdemea...
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- THE WEEK July 3: Love wins
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- 4:55
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Love wins
Last week marked a historic moment in the United States when the country's supreme court ruled that gay marriage was legal in every state of the union. People around the globe celebrated the win for equality and the Internet exploded in a huge rainbow of happiness. President Barack Obama signaled his support for the supreme court decision by having the White House lit up in multi-colored lights and companies across the US gave themselves a rainbow makeover to mark the occasion. From the TV show Game of Thrones to the credit card company Visa, everyone seemed to want to associate their brand with the win for love. Even soccer star David Beckham, who is famously married to former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham, got in on the action.
Beer in the office
A college graduate has built an office using empty beer bottles, proving you can drink your way through college and sill be OK. Li Rongjun spent about five months constructing the 29 square meters' space in a...
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- Laowai Not: New York drummer in Beijing
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- 3:53
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Born in the Bronx, New York, Kris began playing the congas and dicovered his passion in music at an early age. Now he plays in a Latin music band in Beijing to promote Latin music and culture in China. He has been in Beijing for about four years, and it took only four years to convert a New Yorker to a Beijinger. Kris loves his new home and decides to stay here as long as he can. This is his story.
Video: HUAN Cao, Sun Tianyuan & Zhang Xiao
Producer: Flora Yue
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- THE WEEK June 26: Beancurd beefcake
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- 4:09
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Beancurd beefcake
Is there such thing as a sexy job? Firemen are sexy, pool cleaners are sexy, multi-millionaire playboys are sexy, but what about beancurd sellers? Chinese netizen's got a little hot and heavy recently when pictures of a particularly attractive beancurd seller in Taiwan went viral on the Chinese Internet. It did not take long before modeling photos of Chen Yiting were dug up and stared to do the rounds online proving that he really is a hunk of--beancurd.
I ain't no drop
Don't you hate it when you have errands to run, things to do but you're hooked up to an IV drip? A man in Wenzhou, Zhejiang province surnamed Wu was not going to let the fact he was hooked up to a piece of medical equipment get in his way. Police pulled Wu over on the highway when he was doing 80 km an hour with a metal pole sticking out of the window. He was also on his cell phone. But don't worry, Wu assured the officers there was no danger because he was "very good at multi-...
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- Laowai Not: "It was hard to fail in China"
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- 5:39
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- James Flanagan, half French, half American, has been in China for 9 years.
James is the founder of TED x Beijing.
TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience.?
James has been doing TED x Beijing for two years now, he said he had learned a lot himself during this period of time. As he understands more about China, James said it was hard to fail in China.
James Flanagan, 9 years in China. Half American and half French.
This is his story.
Editor: Huan CAO
Videographer: Huan CAO Wang Yuxi
Producer: Flora Yue
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- Laowai Not: One flew over the Great Wall
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- 4:08
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Daniel Heath, an Australian came to China four years ago, now works as a pilot for Capital Helicopters. Heath's father gave him a chopper when he was ten. Ever since then, he loves flying all his heart. Now Heath trains the next generation pilots of helicopter emergency services at Capital Helicopter. This is his story.
Video: Huan CAO, Andrew Xing, Wang Yuxi & Sun Tianyuan
Subtitle: Luan Chen
Producer: Flora Yue
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- Laowai Not: LA CAVA DE LAOMA
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- 4:08
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Mariano Larrain Hurtado, from Chile, opened a wine cellar in Beijing three years ago. He says it was easy for him to start wine business in China because his family back in Chile has been in this trade for over 100 years.
He has made a lot of friends. "I'm known as the wine seller in the neighborhood," he says.
Mariano Larrain Hurtado, from Chile. This is his story.
别叫我老外：老马的酒庄人生
智利人老马三年前来到北京，爱上这里的一切后决定在这里开始自己的事业。虽然本身自己的家族在智利经营红酒生意已经长达一个世纪，但老马觉得中国是一个完全不同的市场。
通过红酒，老马认识了很多中国朋友。他说自己更像是邻里的知心大哥，因为顾客不光到这买酒，有时还会找他谈天说地。
老马，智力人，在中国四年半。这里是他的故事。
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- Laowai Not: The wonderful world of music
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- 4:18
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Born in Russia, having lived in Europe, and now feeling at home in Beijing, Maria Nauen made it her goal to unite the worlds of both professional and amateur musicians together to create an orchestra unique not only to Beijing, but also to all of China. We sat with Maria to talk about how she started the Beijing International Chamber Orchestra, what the orchestra focuses on today, and how, despite cultural differences, the world of music can unite people together.
Maria Nauen, from Russia, has been China for 8 and half years. This is her story.
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- Laowai Not: China is my home
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- 4:38
- Date posted
- 11 years ago
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- Gireesh Singh Chowdhury, the owner of an Indian restaurant in Beijing, was born in New Delhi, India, but left home when he was 8 years old. Grew up in boarding schools and colleges over the world, now living in China for 10 years. Gireesh runs Punjabi Indian restaurant in Solana Beijing and he considers China his home.
Gireesh, from Indian, 10 years in China. This is his story.
Video: Wang Yuxi & HUAN Cao
Producer: Flora Yue
