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A Danish prince haunted by his father's ghost. A delusional Spanish knight jousting with windmills. A Chinese beauty falling into an enchanted dream next to a Peony Pavilion.

It takes about 20 Chinese parents, 11 elementary schools throughout the Bay Area and a small army of volunteers to stage the series of celebrations planned for the upcoming Chinese New Year, or the Lunar New Year, which will fall on Jan 28.

Chang Jun|San Francisco Journal

The Rainbow State is taking on a new shade of welcome

It seemed to me that Hawaii - over my 18-year romance with the rainbow state - would always remain the same laid back, peaceful and slow-moving paradise it has always been.

Chris Davis|

When it comes to solving the fossil puzzle, every piece counts

The fossil-hunters term for an area that provides a cornucopia of high-quality specimens is "Lagerstaetten", literally storage places, or mother lode. And they're literally all over the world - four in Germany, three in the US, one each in Australia and Canada. But, when it comes to the Earth coughing up fossil remains, China is turning out to have the mother lodes of Lagerstaetten: Weng'an, Chengjiang, Kaili, Guanling, Jehol, just to name a few.

Chang Jun|San Francisco Journal

San Francisco debates use of force by police after fatal shooting

Debate over the use of force involving deadly weapons and the safeguarding of the public are hot topics nationally. That debate intensified in San Francisco recently.

William Hennelly|NEW YORK JOURNAL

Cuisine of Xi'an warms the bellies of many a New Yorker

There's one area of US-China relations that no one has to worry about, and that’s Chinese cuisine.

CHEN WEIHUA|Washington Journal

US drags its feet on metric system as rest of world travels in kilometers

The Caribbean island of Puerto Rico is truly an intriguing place, as I discovered on my two recent trips there.

William Hennelly|NEW YORK JOURNAL

China hopes world-class soccer investments pay off at home

China's future soccer fortunes could rest on investing some of its own fortune in the great teams of the world.

Chris Davis|

Lessons for the world come from remote savannahs of Zimbabwe

While HIV remains a global public health issue, having claimed more than 34 million lives worldwide to date, there are signs of hope from the most severely affected region of the world — sub-Saharan Africa — where as many as 28 million people were living with HIV in 2014.

Chang Jun|San Francisco Journal

Chinese bargain hunters are changing the retail game

Since 2009, Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has turned Nov 11 into China's equivalent of the US' Cyber Monday.

 
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