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Facial Recognition
An exhibition of ancient Greek artifacts, including a replica of the famed Agamemnon’s Mask, sheds light on the similarities between the great ancient Bronze Age civilizations of China’s Sanxingdui and Mycenae, and their use of gold in many artifacts
‘God’ of Refugees
A book about a forgotten French missionary who saved nearly a million lives in China and Europe during WWII honors a legacy that inspired the Geneva Convention and other refugee protections for civilians in warzones
Home on the Ranges
From the Himalayas to mountainous West Virginia, a rebuilt traditional Yunnanese house has become a home for cultivating youth, people-to-people exchanges and coexistence with nature
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Friendship and Remembrance
The shared memory of wartime atrocities committed in Nanjing still carries significance and sustains friendship between China and Germany today and in the future
Wild Visions
Director Lu Chuan talks about bringing his new wildlife documentary to Cannes and shares his observations on China’s conservation efforts
Jurassic Perks
Dinosaur fossils in a new UNESCO geopark in southwestern China can fuel global interest and exchanges to explore dinosaur evolution, and leverage the ‘dinosaur economy, ’ says paleontologist Dai Hui