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UvA celebrates 392nd Anniversary - Vimarsana News

UvA celebrates 392nd Anniversary

On Thursday, 11 January, the University of Amsterdam celebrated its 392nd Dies Natalis. Rector Peter-Paul Verbeek addressed the importance of multilingualism at the university in his opening speech 'The Language of Science.' Professor of Oral Microbial Ecology Egija Zaura discussed the mouth as the foundation for everyone's health in her Dies speech. The afternoon ended with the awarding of the honorary doctorates to sociologist/writer Zeynep Tufekci and journalist/columnist Folkert Jensma. The language of science

Asia Album: Palace Museum's Spring Festival collections of Qing Dynasty exhibited in Macao-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Asia Album: Palace Museum's Spring Festival collections of Qing Dynasty exhibited in Macao-Xinhua

Asia Album: Palace Museum's Spring Festival collections of Qing Dynasty exhibited in Macao-

Palace Museum's Spring Festival collections of Qing Dynasty exhibited in Macao-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Palace Museum's Spring Festival collections of Qing Dynasty exhibited in Macao-Xinhua

Palace Museum's Spring Festival collections of Qing Dynasty exhibited in Macao-

Macao promotes Chinese, Portuguese cultural exchanges with festivals - Vimarsana News

Macao promotes Chinese, Portuguese cultural exchanges with festivals

© Provided by Xinhua MACAO, Oct. 31 (Xinhua) -- As a bridge linking China and Portuguese-speaking countries (PSCs), the Macao Special Administrative Re

Feature: Macao continuously promotes Chinese, Portuguese cultural exchanges-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Feature: Macao continuously promotes Chinese, Portuguese cultural exchanges-Xinhua

Feature: Macao continuously promotes Chinese, Portuguese cultural exchanges-