Eid Al-Fitr, Taiyuan China 2017
26th of June the first day of Eid al-fitr in Taiyuan China, all Muslims group by group gathered in a place named Masjid (Mosque) and celebrated Eid. We afghan students in china celebrated Eid among each other with all happiness and enjoyments, although each and everyone was thinking about their own families and relatives which they left behind in their own countries.
Xi Inspects Shanxi Province, Stressing Reform, Development, Stability Ahead of CPC National Congre
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged Party committees at all levels to advance reform and development, ensure stability and create a favorable environment for the upcoming 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC).
Xi, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, made the remarks during an inspection tour of northern China's Shanxi Province from Wednesday to Friday.
He stressed the importance of the CPC National Congress for the Party and the country's political life.
Xi visited the Lyuliang revolutionary memorial museum in Xingxian County of Lyuliang City and placed a basket of flowers in tribute to the country's martyrs.
Xi spoke highly of the Lyuliang spirit, saying that it should be served as encouragement for the whole country to improve people's lives and achieve the great rejuvenation of the nation.
We should never forget our predecessors who sacrificed their lives for the revolution. We should never forget our older generations who devoted themselves to the founding of New China and the socialist revolution and construction. The visit to the revolutionary memorial museum gave me a great enlightenment. I have learned from the visit the valuable spirit and I would call it the 'Lyuliang spirit'. The spirit should continue to prevail in the new era and the new times for a better life of the Chinese people and the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, said Xi.
During the tour, Xi spoke about how the poverty relief campaign is closely related to the target of achieving a moderately prosperous society in an all-round way by 2020.
Xi visited the impoverished village of Zhaojiawa in Xinzhou City of Shanxi Province.
Xi told the local people and officials how to improve the living conditions through relocation and called for better supporting measures that would ensure income sources for the villagers.
The people's aspiration for a better life is what we should strive for. The Communist Party of China is devotedly leading all of us to get rid of poverty and become better off, to let us live a better life. Just as the old saying goes, 'A sesame stalk puts forth blossoms notch by notch, higher and higher'. Roll up your sleeves, my dear villagers and people, and work harder together with the CPC Central Committee, said Xi.
The president also met with poverty-relief work teams and praised their efforts.
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President Xi Jinping meet Turkish Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping has met with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Beijing. Both presidents say they want to strengthen cooperation in trade, energy and defense. Security was also on the agenda.
Yingze Park (Taiyuan, Shanxi Province)
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Yingze Park (Taiyuan, Shanxi Province) is a local park that we visited recently . The park is very big with a man made lake inside. temples, and gazebos can be seen as well.
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Chinese top leaders’ rural visit ahead of Spring Festival
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang have visited residents in the countryside ahead of the upcoming Spring Festival. On Friday, President Xi Jinping visited a village in Northwest China’s Shaanxi Province, where he lived and worked for 7 years until 1975. Meanwhile, Premier Li Keqiang was at a county market in Southwest China’s Guizhou Province.
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Dissent in China
On 28 October in China's iconic and politically sensitive Tiananmen Square, a car crashed through crowds and exploded, killing two tourists and three suspects. Just over a week later, on 6 November, one person died and eight were injured following a series of small blasts outside a Communist Party office in Taiyuan, the capital of Shanxi province.
Whether these attacks where carried out by organised groups -- such as the separatist East Turkestan Islamic Movement -- or individuals, they show a chink in the armour of the ruling Communist Party, despite soaring expenditure on domestic security over the past decade.
In a year that marks the 25th anniversary of the massacre in Tiananmen Square, we will be joined by a panel of experts to explore the significance of these two fatal incidents, looking at the levels of dissent in China and how it is being suppressed. We will also be asking who are those behind these attacks and what are their motivations.
Chaired by Rob Gifford, China editor of The Economist. He first went to China in 1987 as a language student, before working for the BBC and then spending seven years in Beijing and Shanghai as a correspondent for NPR. He is the author of China Road: A Journey into the Future of a Rising Power.
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Isabel Hilton is a journalist, broadcaster and writer. She is the founder and editor of chinadialogue and has authored and co-authored several books and holds honorary doctorates from Bradford and Stirling Universities. She was appointed OBE in 2010 for her contribution to raising environmental awareness in China.
Thomas König is China & Asia Programme Coordinator at the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR). He works on the increasing ECFR's profile in this area, expanding the programme's activities and contributes to ECFR's China & Asia research. He played an integral part in the publication of ECFRs flagship report China 3.0, a unique essay collection that sheds light on the intellectual spectrum in Chinese contemporary society.
Yuwen Wu joined the BBC World Service in 1995 and has worked in the Chinese Service, English news and African Service. She was the news and current affairs editor for the Chinese Service from 2004 to 2012 and covered many major Chinese and international events. Since 2012, she has worked as the planning editor of the BBC East Asia Hub and appears regularly on BBC World TV and radio programmes as a China analyst.
Jonathan Fenby has written seven books on China, most recently Tiger Head, Snake Tails: China Today which was chosen as a book of the year by the Financial Times, The Independent and Bloomberg Business Week. He is a former editor of The Observer, Reuters World Service and the South China Morning Post, which he edited from 1995-9 through the handover of Hong Kong to China. He is currently China director of the international research service Trusted Sources.
China Tour including Hiking Great Wall and Yellow Mountains Trek
In April 2015, we travelled China for three weeks travelling by car, train, plane and boat.
Our itinerary included:
Beijing : Tiananmen Square, The Forbidden City, Treasure Houses, Hutong Tour including the Bell Tower
Great Wall Hiking (3 days): Jiankou Mutianyu, Gubeikou Jinshanling, Jinshanling Simatai
Datong : The Huayan Temple,Shanhua Monastery, Yungang Grottoes,Datong NineDragon Screen Wall
Wutaishan: Hanging Monastery, Yingxian Wooden Pagoda
Taiyuan: Wutai Mountain Scenic Area, Taihuai Temple Forest
Pingyao: Wang Family Courtyard, Shuanglin Temple, Pingyao Ancient Town
Xian: The Rishengchang Draft Bank, Ancient City Wall, Terracotta Warriors
Guilin: Xian City Wall with Bicycle, Shaanxi History Museum, Muslim Quarters, Great Mosque
Guilin: Longji terraced Field
Hangzhou: Yangshuo Countryside Cycling, Moon Hill, Bamboo rafting along Yulong river
Huangshan: Yellow mountain trekking , Hongcun Village
We used the services of China Highlights to organize all the guides and transportation.
ASÍ ES CHINA - Adentrarse en Xining——Un regalo al paladar en Xining
ASÍ ES CHINA 09/23/2016 Adentrarse en Xining——Un regalo al paladar en Xining
Descubre para el televidente el gran legado cultural e histórico de las distintas regiones y etnias de China. También le acerca a la vida y las costumbres de la gente común y le muestra la evolución del país en aspectos como educación, sociedad y protección del medio ambiente y del patrimonio histórico y natural. Así es China, la oportunidad de ver en primera fila este rico y diverso país.
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Turkey's female lawmakers wear headscarves in parliament for the first time
Turkey's female lawmakers wear headscarves in parliament for the first time
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Four women from Turkey's ruling Justice and Development party (AKP) wear headscarves in parliament for the first time on Thursday after a ban on wearing the scarf in state institutions was lifted. The deputy leader of the opposition party says the women are wearing headscarves to win votes for the AKP
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Muslim in China-Eid Ul Adha 2017 - Sheikh Takdir - Vlog 004
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Protesta estudiantil en Manila contra China
Manila, 3 mar (EFE/EPA).- (Imagen: Mark Cristino). Estudiantes filipinos protestaron hoy en Manila por las incursiones en el mar de China Meridional por parte de navíos chinos, que fueron acusados el miércoles por un grupo de pescadores locales de haber ocupado un atolón que Filipinas considera suyo en las islas Spratly.
El grupo, alrededor de 30 personas, gritaba eslóganes nacionalistas como “China quita tus manos de Filipinas” o “Defiende la soberanía filipina. Contribuye a parar las incursiones chinas y extranjeras” mientras quemaba reproducciones en miniatura de barcos que imitaban a los de los supuestos invasores.
El evento tuvo lugar un día después de que pescadores filipinos denunciaran la incursión de cinco embarcaciones chinas que supuestamente controlarían las aguas del atolón que Filipinas llama Quirino o Jackson e impiden a los pesqueros filipinos acercarse a una zona donde han faenado tradicionalmente, según el diario The Philippine Star.
Las Spratly son un grupo de más de 750 arrecifes, islotes, atolones y cayos cuya soberanía total o parcialmente reclaman Brunei, China, Filipinas, Malasia, Taiwán y Vietnam.
La tensión en el mar de China Meridional ha aumentado en los últimos años por culpa de altercados, acusaciones cruzadas entre los gobiernos reclamantes y un aumento de la presencia en la zona.
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Al menos 14 muertos en Yinchuan，al noroeste de China
Al menos 14 muertos en Yinchuan，al noroeste de China
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Suspected Russian jets kill over 20 civilians near Damascus
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says it suspects a Russian jets killed at least 20 civilians to the east of Damascus. 11 women and a child were among the dead. The war monitor said at least four bombs flattened two residential buildings in the town of Misraba, which is besieged by rebels. It also said at least 10 others were killed in aerial strikes in nearby towns .
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Sitting Camel, Northern Qi dynasty (550--577 CE)
Unearthed: Recent Archaeological Discoveries from Northern China
Exhibition on view at the Clark June 16, 2012 - October 21, 2012
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Northern Qi dynasty (550--577 CE), tomb dated 570 CE
Painted earthenware, 24.7 x 29.7 cm
Unearthed 1979, tomb of Lou Rui (d. 570 CE), Wangguo Village, Taiyuan, Shanxi Province
Shanxi Museum, Taiyuan
China Yinchuan Nanguan Moschee 1995
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Is Pingyao Worth Visiting? Here is my experience in the Ancient City!
The first full day of the 'Discover Shanxi' trip. On this day I visited the Qiao Courtyard and the ancient city of Pingyao in Shanxi, China. I had been to Pingyao before, during winter, and was excited to see if and how things had changed.
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Taiyuan
Taiyuan, Jinyang) is the capital and largest city of North China's Shanxi province. It is one of the main manufacturing bases of China. Throughout its long history, Taiyuan was the capital or provisional capital of many dynasties in China, hence the name Longcheng.
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Police Remove Children Frolicking on SE China Highway
Traffic police officers in southeast China city of Zhangzhou on Friday cleared off a highway dozens of children hanging out and running along the key highway.More on:
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