The sky is falling again in Southern China.
On April 10, rocket carrier “Chang Zheng-3A ” (Long March 3A) debris – launched from Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan – crashed in Tianlin, Guangxi. Long March 3A carried the satellite Beidou-2 into space. Local people saw a fireball through the fog falling in the fields. China is planning around 20 missions in 2011. Images were taken by Xinhua’s reporter Luo Xiao and Guang She.
From Xiu to Dragons: Understanding Chinese Constellations. Ancient Chinese astronomy reflects a deep-rooted interest in…
Balancing Ambition and Well-being: A Look at the "996" Phenomenon. The "996" work culture (九九六工作制)…
Gender Equality is a Win-win. The Women's Foundation (TWF) launched the #BreakZeroSum video campaign aimed…
The Village At The Center of the World: Larry Feign's Vivid Visual Chronicles Acclaimed writer…
The Fusion of Flavors: Sichuan Meets Tokyo. The flavors and traditions of China's premier liquor…
XLGAMES Reveals Newest Game: "Moonlight Sculptor: Dark Gamer". Leading gaming corporation, XLGAMES, Inc., helmed by…