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Worldwide, some 2 billion people will welcome in the Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10. Celebrations in Australia are some of the biggest outside of Asia, drawing nearly 1.5 million revellers in Sydney alone.
Worldwide, some 2 billion people will welcome in the Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10. Celebrations in Australia are some of the biggest outside of Asia, drawing nearly 1.5 million revellers in Sydney alone.
Worldwide, some 2 billion people will welcome in the Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10. Celebrations in Australia are some of the biggest outside of Asia, drawing nearly 1.5 million revellers in Sydney alone.
Worldwide, some 2 billion people will welcome in the Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10. Celebrations in Australia are some of the biggest outside of Asia, drawing nearly 1.5 million revellers in Sydney alone.
A book titled Zhiri (Daily Journal) was released at a symposium held at Wuhan University in Wuhan, Central China's Hubei Province, on Saturday. The book is the first in a series that focuses on the ancient bamboo and wood-en slips unearthed from the Shuihudi site in Yunmeng, Hubei Province.