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The 2011 Beijing Design Week & the First Beijing International Design Triennial is scheduled to take place in Beijing from September 26th to October 3rd. There will be a whole series of activities in design during the event in different places in Beijing. Designers from all over the world will participate.

Wang Ying: a world of passion, romance and fantansy

In: Arts, Featured

Wang Ying’s (王英) first solo exhibition is held in the Beauty Tao Art Center in Beijing from August 28 to September 22. The exhibition has included almost 60 works covering oil paintings and sketches and is a first-time review of her art.

2011 18th BIBF: A growing appetite on both sides

In: Books

With the summer vacation coming to an end, it is time to pick up books again. The market is ready to address various needs of book lovers. The 18th Beijing International Book Fair (BIBF) which opened in suburb Beijing from August 31 to September 4 has seen good deals and indicated a booming market for the book business.

Ai Xuan: the other side of the moon

In: Arts, Featured

Almost everyone knows the famous Chinese artist Ai Weiwei (艾未未), who is active in various artistic disciplines and whose Sunflower Seeds consisting of one hundred million porcelain “seeds” has made great hits in galleries around the world, but few may be familiar with his biological brother Ai Xuan (艾轩), who has chosen another road of a completely different style.

The 14th Beijing International Art Expo

In: Arts, Featured

The 14th Beijing International Art Exposition was held at Beijing China World Trade Center from August 18 to August 22, 2011. The exposition has attracted both domestic and foreign art institutions and individual artists to have their best works of various forms on display.

On August 6, 2011, an opening ceremony for the Second Academic Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Prints was held in the Today Art Museum in Beijing.

SeeChina Art Series: A Tour of Today Art Museum

In: Arts, Story of the Day

Han Han: I want to talk with the world

In: Books, Featured

One of the most influential writers in China, Han Han published his new book 1988: I Want to Talk with the World in 2010, 10 years after his debut novel Triple Door, which is a scathing satire of Chinese educational system. The novel tells a road trip taken by the narrator with a pregnant prostitute driving a car he named 1988.

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Bai Shuying: a life-changing experience with Hip-hop dancing

In: Life

Ever since reality TV shows such as American Idol have heralded an age of talent show competition, every now and then we are seeing commoners-turned superstars rising from obscurity. This influence has spread all the way across the Pacific Ocean to Asia with versions of different talent show contests of the west. On the premier [...]

Chinese Language Education in Singapore

In: Life

Despite the differences in educational philosophies, Asia has been setting its higher education agenda according to American rules.

Ha Hui’s new court music

In: Video

Kra Canal and China-Singapore Relation

In: Life

The long envisaged but still unconstructed Kra Canal, across the narrow part of the Kra Isthmus of Southern Thailand, is of great interest to China, Japan, other parts of East Asia, and of course Thailand itself. It is even often featured within the context of China-Singapore relationship, since the topic gets hot among chinese journalists [...]

Paoxiaoti, the roaring mode of writing

In: Life

By blending written vernacular with local dialects, homonyms, puns and exaggerated punctuation, the Chinese “netizens” have now turned out a universal mode of writing suited to all who are not contented with their major, profession or life in general (but who on earth is?).

women of yunnan, 2008

In: Video

Memories-Memories

In: Life

Mao, Jiang Qing and two daughters (deliberately given surname Li rather than Mao so they stand out less at schools etc); the boy is his nephew Yuanxin, whose father was executed by anti communists and he was raised by his uncle. photos taken with visiting relatives family at leisure a somewhat formal portrait, apparently the [...]

Happy Chinese New Year!

In: Life

A very late “Happy Chinese New Year” from seechina team. A big thank you to all our good-hearted readers!

An action-packed, quickly-cut, visually compelling and overtly witty film filled with metaphors that are no less layered than “Inception”, Jiang Wen’s new film “Let the Bullets Fly” perhaps can be understood only by the extremely sophiscated and jaded audiences of China and nowhere else.

Fang Zhouzi and Assange

In: Life

Fang Zhouzi and Julian Assange have much in common. First, they are both very famous. Assange was given the most votes by Time Magazine web readers  in its online poll on who should be the 2010 Man of the Year (though the award committee gave the honour to Mark Zuckerberg founder of Facebook who was [...]

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2011 Chinese film figure report

Tencent has recently released a 2011 Chinese film figure report on its web portal and had a reflection on Chinese movies in 2011.

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2011 Beijing Youth Innovation and Start-ups Fair

The 2011 Beijing Youth Innovation and Start-ups Fair was held in the Beijing World Art Museum from December 6 to 10.

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