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Picasso Exhibition to Open in Chengdu
Feb 21, 2012
Picasso Exhibition to Open in Chengdu

A selection of works by the world famous Spanish artist Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) will be displayed at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chengdu from February 28th to May 1st. As one of the most prolific painter and sculptors of the 20th century, Picasso hardly needs an introduction. Throughout his long-spanning career – which includes the invention of cubism – Picasso has produced no less than 37,000 art works, including oil paintings, sketches, prints and lithographs. For this... Read more>>

Expat Corner

Donate! Giving All That You Can Leave Behind

Donate! Giving All That You Can Leave Behind

Feb 23, 2012 Comments (0)
It’s amazing the amount of stuff – clothing, books, furniture – you can accumulate throughout your stay in China. But once everything is sorted out, what should you do with everything you no longer need? The answer is simple: donate. Read More>>

China Media

The Changing Concepts of Love and Marriage in China Over 3 Decades

The Changing Concepts of Love and Marriage in China Over 3 Decades

Feb 22, 2012 Comments (6)
The same economic reforms that transformed China from a planned economy into a global model of market capitalism during the last 30 years have also dramatically altered many of the foundations of Chinese society itself. Nowhere is this more evident... Read More>>
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History of Chengdu
History of Chengdu

Chengdu's history dates back over 3,600 years. It is believed that in the early part of the 4th century BC, the Shu State moved its capital to the site of present-day Chengdu. During the Qin Dynasty, the city was founded, a protective 25-meter tall wall was built, and the city's reputation as a commercial hub and center for arts and crafts trades became established. During Western Han Dynasty, the city was known as Brocade City in reference to...Read more>>

Chengdu Transport - Introduction
Chengdu Transport - Introduction

Chengdu is a vital transportation hub for southwest China since it provides a passageway to western China including Tibet, Kunming, Yunnan Province and Qinghai. The city is easily reached by air and land. Chengdu's International Airport is located 20 km outside of the city center. Currently, the airport is one of the busiest airports in the nation, with flights to many major domestic cities and international destinations. As one of the largest...Read more>>