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November-8-2018
- Chinese spending more on pets
- Wang Junyue, a 24-year-old girl from Beijing, spends a tenth of her salary on her furry family member, a seven-month-old cat, for cat food, daily necessaries, toys and grooming.
November-8-2018
- Burgeoning online music brings closer interaction
- The excited young crowd at a recent music festival in China's northeastern city of Shenyang went silent when the 24-year-old folk musician Mu Xiaoya, donning a black bowler hat, sang her gentle song.
November-8-2018
- Larger stages set for China's square dance nannies
- Wang Shaobin says her team is no ordinary club of amateur "dancing aunties" that used to frequent Chinese news stories for vexing residents with noisy night dances.
November-8-2018
- New alliance set up in Hong Kong to foster STEM education
- A ceremony was held here Saturday to mark the founding of Hong Kong STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) Education Alliance, which aims to foster the development of STEM education and innovation and technology (I&T) in Hong Kong.
November-8-2018
- Internet games offer new approach to boost traditional culture
- "Donghuang Taiyi," a mythical figure in a 2,300-year-old poem, was not even widely known by school teachers of Chinese literature but has recently become a common name among teenagers and youth in their 20s.
November-7-2018
- Indians celebrate Diwali with lights, firecrackers
- Indians are celebrating the festival of lights called Diwali across northern India on Wednesday, according to the local media.
November-8-2018
- Ancient jade ware discovered in Hubei
- Archeologists have recently discovered jade ware that dates back over 4,000 years at a site in central China's Hubei Province, local authorities said Monday.
November-7-2018
- Santiago Munoz Machado wins 2018 Spanish National Prize for History
- Santiago Munoz Machado was named as the winner of the 2018 Spanish National Prize for History by the Spanish Ministry of Culture and Sport on Tuesday.
November-7-2018
- Chinese films screened across Laos for cultural exchanges
- The second Laos-China Film Festival with open-air movies being screened across Laos has expanded cultural exchange, local daily Vientiane Times reported on Wednesday.
November-7-2018
- Food festival brings Chinese flavors to UN headquarters
- Hundreds of diplomats and staff members of the United Nations gathered here Monday night for a taste of famed Chinese dishes at the opening ceremony of a five-day event showcasing Chinese culinary culture.
