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Children's Week 2026 celebrated in New South Wales, Australia
Children's Week 2026 celebrated in New South Wales, Australia
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China brings archaeological sites closer to the public
At the Dahecun National Archaeological Site Park in Zhengzhou, central China's Henan Province, reeds sway in the autumn breeze and deer can be heard calling across the nearly 2,400-mu (160-hectare) landscape.
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Asia-Pacific Community: Myanmar students explore Chinese culture through language training program
Myanmar students swayed to Chinese music and dance, tried their hands at calligraphy and paper-cutting, and explored the art of crafting lacquer fans on Saturday, discovering Chinese culture through activities beyond the classroom.
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Chrysanthemum show in Beijing offers a feast for the eyes
The 47th Beijing Chrysanthemum Exhibition has opened at Beihai Park, featuring more than 50,000 chrysanthemum plants in over 600 varieties.
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ASEAN media partners share their Hainan wish list
The 2026 "China Walk: Vibrant Hainan" joint media tour for ASEAN media partners has officially kicked off in Hainan, an island province in southern China.
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China plays important role in advancing traditional medicine globally, WHO official says
China has an important role to play in advancing traditional medicine globally, drawing on its experience in integrating traditional medicine into the broader health system, said Saia Ma'u Piukala, the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for the Western Pacific.
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When Laws Are Enforced, the State Is Well Governed: Knowing China Through the Classics
During its upcoming plenary session from October 26 to 29, the CPC Central Committee will review a draft decision on advancing full and rigorous Party self-governance.
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Fingerprints show women, teens among makers of 2,200-year-old Terracotta Warriors, not just men's work: study
Women and teenagers helped build China's 2,200-year-old Terracotta Warriors, according to a new study of fingerprints preserved in the clay warriors - the first quantitative biological evidence that the massive project was not carried out by adult men alone, researchers said.
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China Great Wall Museum in Beijing reopens after renovation, upgrade
The China Great Wall Museum at the foot of the renowned Badaling Great Wall in Beijing reopened to the public on Saturday after an extensive renovation and upgrade.
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Cultivating self, family, state: An ancient path to good governance
"Cultivate yourself, regulate your family, govern your state, and bring peace to the world." This core tenet from The Book of Rites outlines the Confucian political philosophy.
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2026 Helsinki Book Fair held in Helsinki, Finland
2026 Helsinki Book Fair held in Helsinki, Finland
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China's millennial porcelain hub revitalizes ancient craftsmanship with global innovations
Glimmering in appetizing colors, a stall filled with lobsters, crabs and sea urchins stands out among the teaware and decorative pieces at the Spring and Autumn Fair in Jingdezhen, east China's Jiangxi Province.
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From embroidery to tourism, SW China's Yunnan turns ethnic traditions into opportunities
On a warm afternoon, 63-year-old Yi woman Pu Lianying sat in a community workshop, embroidering pink peonies onto black velvet and chatting with friends. Occasionally, tourists stopped by to browse embroidered decorations displayed on a table.
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China Post issues stamps for 90th anniversary of Long March victory
China Post issued a set of six commemorative stamps on Thursday to mark the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Red Army in the Long March.The stamps, titled "Embarking on the Journey," "Bloody Battle at the Xiangjiang River," "Zunyi Conference," "Fierce Battle at Lazikou Pass," "Triumphant
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