Jiang Sixian: To Identify and Solve Problems in Time 【2012-03-10】

Jiang Sixian, vice-governor of Hainan province, granted China Daily an interview to discuss related issues about the development of Hainan.

 

To Establish Cultural City and Be Based on People’s Livelihood 【2012-03-10】

Hainan province has decided to advance the cultural development. Thus, Dongfang city has come up with the new idea of cultural tourism.

 

What’s the Future of Privately Owned Collection? 【2012-03-09】

Wang Chaoyong, president of Guanzhong folk art museum in Shaanxi province, and his team have devoted themselves to saving and protecting historical relics silently for more than 20 years.

 

Opera star calls for art preservation 【2012-03-05】

Zeng Jingping is one of the most Liyuan opera performers, but she is faced with the challenge of sustaining the very existence of her art form.

 

China to further promote culture development 【2012-03-05】

China will further promote the reform and development in its cultural system to provide a large quantity of high-quality cultural products to meet people's demand, Premier Wen Jiabao said at the parliament's annual session Monday morning.

 

China's parliament starts annual session 【2012-03-05】

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao delivers the government work report to the annual session of the National People's Congress (NPC) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing Mar 5, 2012.

 

China's political advisory body hails CPC's meeting on cultural development 【2012-03-02】

Chinese senior officials briefed the country's senior political advisors on the outcomes of the recent session of the CPC Central Committee.

 

Greater creative freedoms proposed 【2012-03-02】

Shanghai’s creative and cultural sectors should be further opened and given more freedom to develop, the city’s political advisors said.

 

Protect Beijing's dying dialect, says folk expert 【2012-03-02】

Suggestions from a folk customs expert about protecting Beijing's dialect triggered heated debate.

 

Beijinghua belongs in one city: Beijing 【2012-03-02】

There is a widely-held belief that Beijing sets the benchmark for the rest of China. The capital’s universities are the most prestigious, its management is supposedly superior and its businesses purportedly the most successful.

 
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