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In her latest work, As Seen 2011: Notable Artworks by Chinese Artists, Karen Smith chronicles artworks by 40 Chinese artists to capture the essence of the art scene.
China has taken a significant step in its space exploration with the successful launch of Shenzhou IX on Saturday.
Learning how to be a parent led one new mom to the world of translation, and she tells Meredith Rodriguez that she's learning a lot about herself, too.
Earning 1 million yuan ($157,000) a year is a faraway dream for most Chinese book critics, but a new platform may make it possible.
Some areas appear to be in constant unrest and wars. In her book, Susanna Cheung Chui-yung tries to find out the reasons behind the conflicts in some areas.
A Hong Kong war correspondent's newest book focuses on ordinary people in conflict zones.
Gaia Gaja thinks Italian wines are perfect for the Chinese palate.
He might be Green Lantern, but one of America's most enduring comic book characters is turning rainbow colored as the latest superhero to come out as gay.
A rare 1932 cover illustration of Tintin in America by Herge, the artist who dreamed up the boy reporter, fetched a record 1.3 million euros at an auction in Paris.
People's Literature magazine and Wenzhou municipal government launched the Lin Jinlan Short Story Prize.
The Frankfurt Book Fair has introduced its all-media platform StoryDrive, for the first time to China.
Rabindranath Tagore in Shanghai, a Chinese-English compendium of rare images of the Indian poet's visits to China in the 1920s, is, in fact, a lot more than what the title suggests.