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Peach blossoms pictured in front of snow mountain in Xizang

2017-03-31 11:46

Peach blossoms are pictured in front of a snow mountain in Bomi county, Southwest China's Xizang autonomous region, March 29, 2017.

Wildlife diversity increases at planned park

2017-03-31 11:10

Wildlife protectionists and herders said the diversity of wild animals has increased in the Sanjiangyuan area, China's first planned national park.

Ancient city wall ruins discovered in NW China's Xinjiang

2017-03-31 10:44

Ruins of ancient city walls dating back to Han and Jin Dynasties have been discovered in the Lop Nor Desert, Northwest China's Uygur autonomous region.

China Post issues new stamps on 'Journey to the West'

2017-03-31 09:45

China Post issued on March 30 a set of four stamps, which visualize stories from the popular 16th-century novel Journey to the West. The whole set is priced at 5.40 yuan (79 US cents).

Qingming Festival in ancient Chinese poems

2017-03-31 09:03

In ancient times, the Qingming Festival prompted poets to write poems about their grief regarding the lingering cold in spring and emotional moments while mourning the deceased. Here are some famous lines from poems in the Tang and Song Dynasties (618 -1279).

Deciphering dumplings

2017-03-31 07:57

It's time to sweep some tombs and eat some dumplings.

Wall ruins believed to be capital of ancient kingdom

2017-03-31 07:55

Ruins of city walls have been discovered in Northwest China's Lop Nor Desert, the site of the former capital of Loulan, a prosperous settlement built about 2,000 years ago to serve passing traders traveling the Silk Road.

Family-style French

2017-03-31 07:14

Though Beijing's Waldorf Astoria is a fairly new kid on the capital block, it too claims a century of tradition from its famous New York forbear.

Blackcrane brings animals to life with his stories

2017-03-31 07:14

Gerelchimeg Blackcrane is more than 1.9 meters tall and when he shows up at public events, he wears Mongolian gowns.

Bars and restaurants ready for HK Rugby Sevens

2017-03-31 07:14

The Hong Kong Rugby Sevens are more than one of Hong Kong's favorite sporting events. The competition draws visitors from all over Asia, and keeps fans who can't make the trip glued to TVs at home and in popular bars and restaurants.

New day for dining

2017-03-31 07:14

Sun Yat-sen and his wife dined here. So did the Irish dramatist George Bernard Shaw. Chairman Mao hosted visiting heads of state and welcomed Chinese writers, and Premier Zhou Enlai ate and drank with US envoy Henry Kissinger.

Change, the new constant

2017-03-31 07:14

I confess I was a bit taken aback to hear that Temple Restaurant Beijing, often lauded as the best restaurant in the capital, was abandoning the more laid-back format of its elegant spinoff, TRB-Bites.

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