Wellesley, Mass., Jan. 24, 2013 — Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright ‘59 and Former Secretary of the Treasury Hank Paulson visited Wellesley College today for a public dialogue on “The United States and China in the 21st Century.”
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Li Na Dominates Sharapova to Reach Australian Open Final
(from cntv.cn) At Australian Open, China’s Li Na came into play on Wednesday, just two wins away from hoisting her second career Grand Slam title. The Chinese sixth seed, squaring off against second seeded Maria Sharapova for a place in the Melbourne final. But if Li was to move on, she would have to knock… Continue reading Li Na Dominates Sharapova to Reach Australian Open Final
Queen of Chinese Folk Music Song Zuying Comes To Radio City Music Hall
Song Zuying, the acclaimed Chinese soprano widely considered the “Reigning Queen” of Chinese folk songs, is embarking on a concert tour of the United States this coming February. Her New York concert, together with the American Symphony Orchestra and its Chorus, will be held at the Radio City Music Hall at 7 PM on February… Continue reading Queen of Chinese Folk Music Song Zuying Comes To Radio City Music Hall
Air Pollution in Beijing — A Major Concern at Start of 2013
(from chinadaily.com.cn) China’s leading e-commerce retailers have warned their supplies of air purifiers are dwindling after sales skyrocketed in recent days as heavy smog and haze hit large parts of Central and East China. A child with device to help breathe clean air is seen in hospital waiting for treatment for cough caused by… Continue reading Air Pollution in Beijing — A Major Concern at Start of 2013
“Cultures of China, Festival of Spring” Comes to Salt Lake City on February 21, 2013
The Chinese New Year is by far the most ceremonious, celebrated and traditional festival in China. Sponsored by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of China’s State Council and the Overseas Exchanges Association of China, “Cultures of China, Festival of Spring” presents top-level art performances overseas during the Chinese New Year season, connecting people from all… Continue reading “Cultures of China, Festival of Spring” Comes to Salt Lake City on February 21, 2013
China’s Top Sports News and Natural Disasters in 2012
China’s Top 10 Sports News in 2012 BEIJING, Dec. 27 (Xinhua) — Following are the top 10 sports news stories of China in the year of 2012 selected by Xinhua News Agency: – Chess world champion Hou Yifan claimed a historical victory over Hungarian Judit Polgar, the strongest female player of all time, on January… Continue reading China’s Top Sports News and Natural Disasters in 2012
Peking University Holds New Year Forum on China’s Economic Reforms
(from cntv.cn) Beijing, Jan. 6, 2013, — China’s top business school is holding its once-in-a-year economic forum. This year, the forum has drawn wide attention, as the Communist Party of China has elected the new leadership and vows more reforms.
Newton South High Grad Kerry Berry Brogan Appointed Flying Tiger Goodwill Ambassador
The Flying Tiger Historical Organization (FTHO) announces the appointment of actress Kerry Berry Brogan as its Goodwill Ambassador. Brogan is an American actress based in Beijing who plays western female characters in Chinese TV dramas and films. She is also well known for her work in promoting Sino-American cultural understanding.
China Opens World’s Longest High-speed Rail Connecting Beijing and Guangzhou
(from cntv.cn) With the Spring Festival around the corner, many migrant workers are planning to go back home to celebrate with their families. Every year it’s hard to get a ticket. With the Beijing to Guangzhou high-speed rail coming to service, will the situation improve? Passengers board bullet train G80 to leave for Beijing, capital… Continue reading China Opens World’s Longest High-speed Rail Connecting Beijing and Guangzhou
Xi Jinping: Man of the People
Party’s top leader has developed a deep understanding of the public’s needs and vows to improve conditions in future. It was a pleasant early December morning in a verdant park in Shenzhen, in South China’s Guangdong province. Early risers carrying on their usual morning exercise did not expect to see a big name. Xi Jinping… Continue reading Xi Jinping: Man of the People