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Wuzhizhou Island in Sanya, Hainan is often called "China's Maldives". Powder-white beaches meet crystal waters shifting from turquoise to deep Tiffany blue, revealing vibrant coral reefs beneath.
Director Feng Xiaogang has brought his long-cherished espionage story to the screen, using one man's hidden identity to explore fate, Xu Fan reports.
Through his lens, Zhang Lianjun captures not only birds, but the harmony between humans and nature, as well as philosophy and metaphors, Xing Wen reports.
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Traditional West Lake parasol-making gains a new generation of fans.
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A Peking Opera performer sits before a mirror. Makeup is applied with precision, costumes are adjusted, and an ordinary identity begins to dissolve. Moments later, the actor steps onto the stage and enters a story that first took shape more than four centuries ago.
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