Historical Drama Shows Too Much Cleavage for Censors
At The New York Times, Amy Qin reports that a popular historical television drama about...
by Cindy | Jan 2, 2015
At The New York Times, Amy Qin reports that a popular historical television drama about...
by Sophie Beach | Jan 10, 2014
Dukezong in Shangri-la County, Yunnan, is a town which was built during the Tang Dynasty along the...
by Samuel Wade | Nov 22, 2013
Following an update to China’s unofficial rejuvenation index, Josh Chin examines the formula...
by Xiao Qiang | Oct 19, 2008
From the New York Review of Books, h/t the Foreign Expert blog: Women in the courts of the T’ang Dynasty, between 618 and 907, painted their eyebrows green; the standard of beauty was to have brows as delicately curved as...
by Zhaohua Li | Jan 4, 2007
As Communist Party leaders wring their hands over what to do with China’s rising temperatures, a new report suggests an atmospheric temperature shift may be what led the fall of the mighty Tang. From Science, Engineering & Technology News: The Tang dynasty is famed for a flowering of art and literature and for prosperity brought […]