Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Chinese New Year is a time for fun and reflection. Also called the Spring Festival or Lunar New Year, the holiday traditionally ...
Originally published by Gordon Orr on LinkedIn: Reflections on 800 Years of Chinese Globalization I was a panelist at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London last week for a ...
The Spring Festival, the most important traditional holiday of the Chinese nation, embodies the Chinese people’s cherished values of family reunion and bidding farewell to the old while welcoming the ...
This year’s Lunar New Year celebrations, which end on February 24, are marked by two very interesting, language-related controversies. The first isn’t new. It concerns the English name of the festival ...
As the Occupy Wall Street movement gains momentum, China’s Foreign Ministry encourages Chinese citizens to reflect upon how best to sustain healthy economic growth. The Telegraph reports: Anti-greed ...
IF AMERICA AND China went to war, whose side would you be on? As a kid, I was often asked this question on my visits to Beijing. I was the only person in my family born in the U.S. (or anywhere ...
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