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Let the music play as Shanghai gets ready for MISA - Vimarsana News

Let the music play as Shanghai gets ready for MISA

The 13th Music in the Summer Air (MISA) festival – themed Beginning – will be held in Shanghai from

Source: shine.cn
2,000-year-old fingerprints found among Terracotta Warriors may have belonged to teen craftsman - Vimarsana News

2,000-year-old fingerprints found among Terracotta Warriors may have belonged to teen craftsman

Now some new findings indicate that the statue may have been made by a teenaged craftsman.

Source: ecns.cn
2,000-year-old fingerprints found among Terracotta Warriors may have belonged to teen craftsman - Vimarsana News

2,000-year-old fingerprints found among Terracotta Warriors may have belonged to teen craftsman

While most of the statues found among the world-famous Terracotta Warriors are soldiers or war horses, a terracotta statue of a figure twisted into a very strange pose, a Terracotta Acrobat, has aroused people's interest on Chinese social media recently. Now some new findings indicate that the statue may have been made by a teenaged craftsman.

E-commerce to spur African products - Vimarsana News

E-commerce to spur African products

Many high-quality African products will become available to Chinese consumers during an online shopping festival that will kick off on Thursday, the Ministry of Commerce said on Friday.

Chinese stocks can withstand stagflation risks - Vimarsana News

Chinese stocks can withstand stagflation risks

Chinese equities may stand out amid potential global market jitters caused by stagflation risks, thanks to lower inflationary pressures in the nation, supportive macroeconomic policies and reasonable market valuations, global asset managers said.