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An American's Gripping Story of Escaping to Freedom During China's Cultural Revolution - Vimarsana News

An American's Gripping Story of Escaping to Freedom During China's Cultural Revolution

Two hundred words, and the future she dreamed of would be within reach. That is, 200 words condemning ...

Interview: 'In my darkest hours, I looked up at the stars' — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

Interview: 'In my darkest hours, I looked up at the stars' — Radio Free Asia

'I was a target,' writer Han Xiu says, describing her early years in China.

Source: rfa.org
China's leader warns artists, writers to be 'upright' and avoid 'vulgar' work — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

China's leader warns artists, writers to be 'upright' and avoid 'vulgar' work — Radio Free Asia

Writers in exile reject Xi Jinping's ideological wish list as a demand for propaganda.

Source: rfa.org
A song & dance about history - Vimarsana News

A song & dance about history

A song & dance about history By Chen Nan/Shan Juan | China Daily | Updated: 2021-04-10 11:26 Share Harmony, or He Wu, an original dance drama choreographed by Liu Jina, a professor of Shaanxi Normal University, was staged in Xi'an on March 25.[Photo provided to China Daily] Music teachers and students in Xi'an have gone to great lengths to recreate scenes from murals discovered in the tomb of the senior Tang Dynasty (618-907) official Han Xiu, which was unearthed in the Chang'an district of the Shaanxi capital in 2014. Harmony, or He Wu, an o...

Profile: Relic "doctor" brings frescoes back to life with healing hands - Life & Culture News - Vimarsana News

Profile: Relic "doctor" brings frescoes back to life with healing hands - Life & Culture News

2021-02-08 11:06:02 GMT2021-02-08 19:06:02(Beijing Time) Xinhua English Video Player Close XI'AN, Feb. 8 (Xinhua) -- While standing in a damp and moldy tomb, Yang Wenzong felt overwhelmed gazing at the murals along the walls that date back more than 1,200 years. Despite the depredation of time, the colors and lines of the frescoes are still recognizable, while some of the delicate paintings are incomplete due to the destruction of tomb robbers years ago. Yang and his team were conducting a salvage excavation in the 12-meter-deep tomb decorated with the delicate and peculiar murals. The...

Source: sina.com