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Feature: "East Meets West" concert featuring Chinese, Italian compositions held in Rome-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Feature: "East Meets West" concert featuring Chinese, Italian compositions held in Rome-Xinhua

Feature: "East Meets West" concert featuring Chinese, Italian compositions held in Rome-

Feature: "East Meets West" concert featuring Chinese, Italian compositions held in Rome - Vimarsana News

Feature: "East Meets West" concert featuring Chinese, Italian compositions held in Rome

ROME, June 26 (Xinhua) -- A special one-off "East Meets West" classical music concert was held Saturday evening at Rome's iconic opera house, with Chinese and Italian musicians enthralling the audience with an impressive performance.

Internet Wrangling in Wuzhen - Vimarsana News

Internet Wrangling in Wuzhen

Kaiser Kuo hosts alone this week as we turn our attention to the World Internet Conference (English site) last week, when a last minute attempt by Chinese organizers to foist the so-called Wuzhen Declaration on participants provoked an international backlash over concerns it was attempting to make the international community complicit in even sharper restrictions on Internet

A step in a new direction - Vimarsana News

A step in a new direction

Dance show offers young women an opportunity to show off their skills and explore different styles and fresh ways to express themselves, individually or as part of a group.

Smarter, Sexier State Media: There's an App for That - Vimarsana News

Smarter, Sexier State Media: There's an App for That

Before the Internet age, it used to be relatively straightforward for authoritarian regimes to dictate popular news consumption: just control all the major newspapers, as China’s ruling Communist Party has done since the founding of the People’s Republic in 1949. But the advent of the Internet, particularly the rise of the social web, has broken that monopoly. Stiff online