Just being back from Chengdu the city experienced "shaking".

Don’t worry, nothing "shaking" this time.

I cannot see any "wound" in the city but in the mind of the citizen there.

See! There is flowers on the buidling!

Now, I am writing in Shanghai.

It is my third trip to Shanghai and all of the trips are for business. But this time I will stay the longest.

Unexpected I found myself kind of liking the city. It doesn’t mean that I hated it before but I just did not realised I’d like it.

Beijing is so different from Shanghai. I always believed that Beijing was very traditional and full fill with deeper Chinese culture and history b...

One of the hottest up and coming travel destinations on the horizon for 2009 is the mountainous region of Tibet, and this year at the China International Travel Mart (CITM), the tourism spotlight has been placed in this oft controversial destination.

With a massive stand in the first exhibition hall, the Tibetan contingent features some 20 suppliers ranging from rail journeys to hotels and of course tour operators.

The first evening of CITM 2008 also featured a Tibet themed dinner where some 800 dele...

This development is indeed an unwise move which not only hurts the feelings of the Chinese people, but also undermines Sino-French ties.

The Dalai Lama has long been engaged in activities worldwide to split China. He can by no means conceal the separatist nature of his activities no matter what by whatever disguise and whatever florid rhetori...

Opening Date:November 15th 5pm

Exhibition Duration:November 15th – December 31st

    Venue:Marella Gallery Beijing, 798 Art District.
In this show, the artist will present the photographic series “Hard-Seat” including three images the first of which portrays a train carriage crowded and filled up with passengers, luggage and bags, the second is a carriage with many luggage and a man, Wang Qingsong himself, sitting in front of a bowl of instant noodles and the third is a completely ...