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Western people tend to believe that the earliest newspaper was The Daily Chronicle, founded by Julius Caesar in 59 B.C.
United Nations issues troubling warning over excessive use of phones among students.
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Although the earliest popular social dance in the world originated in European countries, the one in China also has a prolonged history. As early
Yuanmingyuan, also known as the Old Summer Palace, was 20 kilometers northwest
On the Tibetan plateau, Kangrinboqe is a world-recognized sacred mountain and is
Huang Di (also known as Huangdi, Yellow Emperor) was a legendary Chinese
Professor Hai Shi Lee from the UCLA Center For Chinese Studies interviewed
From the third part Beyond these painted scenes, only a few other
From the second part The three parts of the Yuanmingyuan, as well
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Comes from part one In order to create a private retreat near the Forbidden City but away from its formality, the Kangxi emperor created
The 3 Great Qing Emperors The Qing emperors (1644 to 1911) formed
Curator Jessica Harrison-Hall introduces the British Museum’s collection which tells the history
Did you know that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been interfering
For Americans, Thanksgiving is a time for families and friends to gather
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In recent years, the castle of Rocca Calascio has become one of the most visited locations in the Italian region
Napoleon Bonaparte was born on August 15, 1769, on the island of Corsica. Napoleon is widely regarded as one of
First opened to the public in 1930, Room 29 is one of the largest spaces in the National Gallery. Since
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Watch Associate Curator Francesca Whitlum-Cooper discuss Canaletto and his incredible view paintings of Venice, which were hugely in demand, particularly
The United States braces itself for yet another hurricane racing toward California and Mexico, expected to reach the coastline on
The Everlasting Endurance of Comic Arts
John Olusegun
Comics made a loud appearance with the creation of the first comic book and character, Superman, in 1934. Thousands of