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Rare British Clock Gifted to Chinese Royals up for Auction

Dec 2, 2015

The 18th-century gilded-bronze chime clock by a British craftsman will go under the hammer on Monday. [Photo provided to China Daily] An 18th-century British clock, once kept at a Chinese royal court, is among a dozen antiquities that ...

Tags: British Clock, antiquities

SW China Musical Ensemble Sets New Guinness Record

Oct 29, 2015

More than 2,000 people played the Chinese lute, or "pipa", together in Jiuzhaigou County in southwest China's Sichuan Province Sunday night, setting a new Guinness World Record for the largest lute ensemble. The group of 2015 people, who ...

Tags: Chinese lute, Guinness Record, traditional culture

The 14th Asia Arts Festival Singles out Its Logo and Mascot

Oct 28, 2015

The 14th Asia Arts Festival, which will formally kick off in November in Quanzhou, the largest city in southeastern Fujian province, unveiled its logo and mascot on Monday. Selected from 517 entries, the logo was co-designed by the Fine ...

Tags: The 14th Asia Arts Festiva, logo, mascot

Chants of The Old

Oct 28, 2015

When The Heaven & Earth Totem/China Beat concert opens on Oct 19 in Beijing's popular bar area of Sanlitun, the audience will experience something which is more like a shamanic ritual. "I hope our post-ancient rhythms can lead our ...

Tags: Liu Sola, musicians, classical music

Chinese Art Troupe Presents Gala Performance in Albania

Oct 27, 2015

A Chinese gala performance presented by a visiting Chinese art troupe and Tirana University Confucius Institute was presented in Tirana on Saturday, bringing Chinese artistic shows to local audience. The artistic group from Changsha ...

Tags: Chinese art troupe, flutes, pipa, bamboo lutes

Different Kinds of Women's Clothing in China

Apr 15, 2013

In China, women had different kinds of clothes in ancient times. Those clothes changed with the revolution of dynasties. For examples, in the 1920s, the Cheongsam was fashionable among socialites and upperclass women; during the 1960s, very ...

Tags: Women's Clothing, Cheongsam, Apparel

There Will a Rush to Create New Versions of The Controversial SOPA or PIPA

Jan 16, 2013

As A new U.S. Congress begins work this month, few insiders expect that there will a rush to create new versions of the controversial Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) or the Protect IP Act (PIPA). Internet antipiracy legislation, as embodied ...

Tags: Stop Online Piracy Act, Protect IP Act, U.S.Congress

Don't Expect Lawmakers to Rush out a New Version of The SOPA or PIPA

Jan 5, 2013

As a new session of the U.S. Congress convenes in early 2013, don't expect lawmakers to rush out a new version of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) or the Protect IP Act (PIPA). While some groups representing copyright holders still want ...

Tags: U.S.Congress, SOPA, 2013, PIPA

Proposed Laws Could Protect Virtual Intellectual Property.

Dec 28, 2012

Proposed laws could protect virtual intellectual property. A number of Internet laws that aim to protect intellectual property rights online have been proposed in recent months. While only one piece of legislation has passed, proposed ...

Tags: Business Implications, Computer Products, Cyber Legislation

Residents of Estonia Have The Most Freedom to Do What They Want on The Internet

Dec 25, 2012

Residents of Estonia have the most freedom to do what they want on the Internet, with the U.S. ranking second among 47 countries examined by a group that pushes for democratic freedoms worldwide. However, residents of several countries ...

Tags: Estonia, Internet study, US, Internet freedom

Wikipedia Was out of Action Again on Monday,out of Protest,as It Has Been in The Past

Dec 21, 2012

Wikipedia was out of action again on Monday, but not intentionally, out of protest, as it has been in the past. This time, the user-generated online encyclopaedia was knocked offline because two fibre cables connecting its datacentres in ...

Tags: Wikipedia, online encyclopaedia, offline, fibre cable

Middle East Countries Experience The Least Internet Freedom

Dec 20, 2012

Middle East countries experience the least Internet freedom, according to a new study. Residents of Estonia have the most freedom, with the U.S. ranking second among 47 countries examined by a group that pushes for democratic freedoms ...

Tags: Freedom, Government study, internet, internet freedom

A Group of Activists Have Banded Together to Protect The Internet

Dec 20, 2012

A group of activists have banded together to protect the Internet from what they see as bad legislation, with a focus initially on copyright enforcement proposals. Members of the new Internet Defense League hope they can harness the ...

Tags: Internet, bad legislation, copyright enforcement proposals

The Republican and Democratic Parties Should Take a Stand for Internet "Freedom"

Dec 19, 2012

The Republican and Democratic parties should take a stand for Internet "freedom" during their upcoming national conventions, a group of Internet activists urged Monday. More than 36,000 people have signed a petition, started by 'Net ...

Tags: Republican parties, Democratic parties, Internet freedom, Internet

The Most Celebrated Music in Xinjiang Today Is Uygur Folk Music

Dec 17, 2012

The most celebrated music in Xinjiang today is Uygur folk music, which has inherited the fine traditions of the ancient music of Qiuci, Gaochang (Karahoja),Yizhou, Shule and Yutian. Due to the particular geography of ...

Tags: ancient music of Qiuci, particular geography, musical styles

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