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We Are Open! Places to Visit in Shenzhen During CNY... - Vimarsana News

We Are Open! Places to Visit in Shenzhen During CNY...

See if your favorite places are open during the Chinese New Year holiday!

The Dragon's Foothold: China's capital priorities in Latin America shift amid reality and transitions - Vimarsana News

The Dragon's Foothold: China's capital priorities in Latin America shift amid reality and transitions

China is recalibrating strategic investments from megaprojects to smaller deals

Source: theweek.in
China Market Update: Buyers Remain Sidelined As CATL Powers Net Income - Vimarsana News

China Market Update: Buyers Remain Sidelined As CATL Powers Net Income

Asian equities were lower as Mainland China and Hong Kong underperformed despite the US 10-year Treasury Yield falling.

Source: forbes.com
Lunar New Year: 5 statues displayed throughout San Francisco in honor of Year of the Dragon - Vimarsana News

Lunar New Year: 5 statues displayed throughout San Francisco in honor of Year of the Dragon

San Francisco residents will start seeing five wooden dragon statues across the city as Lunar New Year celebrations kick off.

San Francisco to display wooden dragon statues across city for Year of the Dragon - Vimarsana News

San Francisco to display wooden dragon statues across city for Year of the Dragon

The Chinese Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco has initiated a public art project featuring five wooden dragon statues placed across the city in honor of the Year of the Dragon. About the statues: The dragons, named Blue and White Porcelain, Heavenly Jade, Ping An, Rainbow and Gold Luck Dragons, were designed by artists Stephanie Tsao, Donna Lau, Qinghui Ji and Steph Mufson. The dragons, each with unique cultural and personal inspirations, will be on display only until March.

Source: yahoo.com