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The old and new festival of Qing Ming
Qing Ming, which translates as “tomb-sweeping day” and is a day traditionally spent cleaning the graves of deceased relatives and burning offerings.
An epic trek there and back
Li Yiying was one of the estimated 500 million people took the roads to visit relatives and celebrate Qing Ming.
News of the World: Students learn about Chinese news media
A group of both local and UK students today gained a unique insight into Chinese news media in Guangzhou. Students …
Made in China: Is Chinese manufacturing on the decline?
Laptops, mobiles, shoes, clothing and toys; you name it, China makes it. The factory of the world has been pumping …
The Man Behind the Camera
He’s a loving father, a doting husband, a music-lover and above all a globally renowned photographer; Clive Barda, according to …
Turning Japanese: I Really Think So
For westerners, used to the debate and discussion of China’s relationship with the west, it can come as a surprise …
Shamian Island, the top wedding photography destination
Creating an elaborate wedding photo album has become a part of modern Chinese weddings and Shamian Island is the top …
TCM centre enjoying healthy holiday business
Young people have been flocking to Guangzhou’s Shamian Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Centre to seek health care during the Qing …
Learning Tai Chi in Panyu
With ten universities and a student population of 120 000, the higher education megacentre in Panyu, also known as University …
Hotpot goes to China
Journalism students from the UK and China are currently working together in Guangzhou, Southern China, on a pioneering reporting project. …
