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61 results, between April 27, 2016 and March 26, 2024

[Crossing Cultures: Indians in China] Reshma Khan: The Language of Food

by Nick Lanigan Photographs courtesy of the internet July 27, 2017

“I think food is something that does not require a language. It crosses all boundaries.”

India’s Persisting Gender Gap

by Mithila Phadke June 6, 2017

Dangal is inspiring, but gender equality in India still has a long way to go.

Shan Jixiang: Palace Museum Gatekeeper

by Duan Wei and Wang Yuncong May 4, 2017

Shan believes that to optimize the Palace Museum, which is full of China’s national treasures, for tourists from around the world, work needs to be done above and beyond standard museum maintenance.

[Belt&Road]Dialogue Over Doubt for China and India

by Wen Zhihong April 21, 2017

Interview with Professor B. R. Deepak from the Center of Chinese & Southeast Asian Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University

Chai is not just a drink, but a whole culture, around which life revolves in both China and India. These are the world’s two largest tea-producing countries, although their teas are of different varieties.

Today’s Documents: More Choices

by Yi Mei February 10, 2017

The exhibition invited 50 artists from different countries including China, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, India, Russia, South Africa and South Korea. Their works discuss the role art plays in the chain reaction of emerging economies and how art deals with social transformations and their influence on society and individuals.

For India’s Chinese community, New Year is a time to get back to their roots

by Mithila Phadke January 25, 2017

“We live in India now and this is our new home, but we shouldn’t forget where our roots are, where we came from.”

Forbidden City: Where History Lives On

by Cecilia Lindqvist (Sweden) January 14, 2017

The Forbidden City was and is a treasure trove of important relics from throughout the Chinese history.

Rebranding the Past: Groundbreaking Cultural Experiment in China’s Ancient Villages

by Li Xia January 11, 2017

Pingshan (literally, “Screen Hill”) at the foot of Qingyang Mountain, four kilometers east of the seat of Yixian County in Anhui Province, is so named for the mountain resembling a screen that shelters the village from the north. Its history is well documented for more than 1,100 years.

Literature 2.0

by Zhou Xin January 10, 2017

Within less than two decades, China’s online literature has grown from a handful of writers sharing works online to daily publication volume equal to annual publications of a medium-sized publishing house.

61 results, between April 27, 2016 and March 26, 2024

[Crossing Cultures: Indians in China] Reshma Khan: The Language of Food

India’s Persisting Gender Gap

Shan Jixiang: Palace Museum Gatekeeper

[Belt&Road]Dialogue Over Doubt for China and India

Chai Break

Today’s Documents: More Choices

For India’s Chinese community, New Year is a time to get back to their roots

Forbidden City: Where History Lives On

Rebranding the Past: Groundbreaking Cultural Experiment in China’s Ancient Villages

Literature 2.0

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