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December-27-2012
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Top 10 Chinese cultural events of 2012
Please join China.org.cn in a review of a series of cultural events and trends that have shaped Chinese cultural and its creative landscape in 2012.
December-22-2012
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Top 10 Chinese entertainment events in 2012
The entertainment industry in itself is a source of drama. What happened in 2012 that got the nation talking? China.org.cn gives you its top ten.
December-24-2012
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A Return to Retro
Former supermodel Helena Christensen really popularized vintage style in the 1990s. Twenty years onwards, it's safe to say that the Beijing fashionista has gotten into the retro swing of things as well.
December-17-2012
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Mon Dieu, Dior!
Legendary French couturier Christian Dior has claimed his place on Tiananmen Square: The "Esprit Dior" exhibition has hit Beijing.
December-17-2012
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Jackie Chan: Pulling new punches
Jackie Chan realizes he isn't getting any younger and is searching for young talent to replace him as Chinese action film's new icon.
December-10-2012
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Chang presents timeless love ballads
Taiwan singer Jeff Chang believes that love songs are evergreen.
December-8-2012
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Zhong Weihe: Raise translators' benefits
A veteran educator said China should pay more attention to raising translators' social status and salaries.
December-8-2012
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Wen Jieruo: Mo's Nobel shows importance of translation
Legendary translator says Mo Yan's Nobel victory proves the importance of translation.
December-8-2012
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MTI initiator: Create translation doctor's degree
Veteran educator Zhong Weihe said that China should set up a doctor's degree program in order to boost the translation industry and cultivate its talent as China currently still lacks enough teachers in this category.
December-6-2012
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Water paintings in memory of an old friend
Water paintings from contemporary traditional artists tell the stories of the friendship between them and their late teacher Liang Shunian.
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