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Chinese Immigrants Finding Their Digs In Italian Textile Town of Prato - Vimarsana News

Chinese Immigrants Finding Their Digs In Italian Textile Town of Prato

The city of Prato in Tuscany is warming up to its Chinese population. Little by little, Chinese immigrants have taken over the low-end garment industry and adapted to the Italian way of business.

China: Preserving cultural heritage in a changing climate - Vimarsana News

China: Preserving cultural heritage in a changing climate

Many researchers believe that China’s arid northwest is becoming warmer and wetter. Frequent temperature changes contribute to fresco damage, and many are concerned about the Mogao paintings.

Mogao caves: Preserving cultural heritage in a changing climate - Vimarsana News

Mogao caves: Preserving cultural heritage in a changing climate

How can the lessons learned from protecting Buddhist art in the Gobi Desert help other cultural heritage sites in China?

Blued, the Chinese equivalent of Grindr, is going global - Vimarsana News

Blued, the Chinese equivalent of Grindr, is going global

China’s largest gay dating app, Blued, is expanding globally amid challenges in China of increased state control of LGBTQIA content.

CBS Looks to China for Parenting Advice; Ignores One Child Policy, Abortion - Vimarsana News

CBS Looks to China for Parenting Advice; Ignores One Child Policy, Abortion

This week, CBS This Morning has explored motherhood around the world, gushing about how other countries do things better than the United States. On Tuesday, the show touted all the free stuff Finland gives out, ignoring the country’s high taxes. On Thursday, the CBS journalists cheered China’s handling of raising children. At no time did reporter Ben Tracy mention the country’s authoritarian government or the millions of forced abortions as a result of its one child policy.