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Award-winning artist reveals other side of coin in design world
December 07, 2018
SMALL change in your pocket rarely gets a second thought, but for Zhu Xihua, coins are art. Zhu, 35, has been a coin designer for 12
With a heart, caring for the elderly
November 09, 2018
China, facing an aging population, needs to double the number of nursing homes beds by 2034 to 289 million, according to a latest Asian
Creating dulcet tones with skilled hands
October 12, 2018
THE erhu, a more than 1,000-year-old two-stringed musical instrument sometimes called the Chinese violin, charms listeners with its
Miniature worlds created by a deft master
September 07, 2018
Ma Boqin, 84, is a gardener who doesn’t need water. For almost a quarter-century, he has made a hobby of miniascapes, or dish gardens
A gifted creator of ceramics as modern art
August 10, 2018
CONCERT halls, historic buildings, Metro stations. So many sites in Shanghai bear the artistic touch of Jiang Guoxing, a pioneer in
Research adds color to Shao's life
July 13, 2018
Shao Min dips a piece of silk into the murky yellow mixture, swirling it as she chats to her students and the neighbors who have gathered
An all-rounder in the tools of cricket rearing
June 15, 2018
When shopkeeper Bai Zixiao talks about cricket equipment, he isn’t referring to bats, balls and wickets. His specialty is the ancient
On the beat: vetting foreigners in the city
May 18, 2018
Yu Shaohua, 34, spends a lot of his time hanging around bars downtown, but he’s hardly a barfly. Yu is an exit-entry police officer
Time for tea, kung fu style
April 20, 2018
YE Hanzhong does not like to be labeled a “master.” As heir to the national intangible heritage of the Chaozhou gongfu (kung fu) tea
A man’s crusade to protect vanishing art
March 23, 2018
WANG Shijun, founder of Shanghai Haipai Lacquerware Museum in Minhang District, shows visitors around with a passion hard to hide.
