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What's The Difference Between Children's Books In China And The U.S.?

How much can you tell about a country from its children's books? Some psychology researchers decided to find out.

“...intelligence is gained through effort...”

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A Day in the Life of a Dim Sum Cart

If you were a dim sum cart, what would you see? Experience the iconic Chinese dining experience from an entirely new perspective.

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The World’s Biggest Starbucks Opens in Shanghai. Here’s What It Looks Like.

The company’s new store in China is aimed squarely at a country of tea drinkers that has emerged as a major core of its business.

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Can You Correctly Answer Just One Question From China's Hardest College Test?

Good luck!

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Simple Ways to Be Better at Remembering

Memory is a reconstruction, not a photographic recording. Our brains — unlike computers — are forever rerecording those memories.

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Jing-Jin-Ji: Three cities combined in massive urban project

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Why using the term “Orientals” isn’t 好。

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Kids Commute From Clifftop to School With Death-Defying Ladders

A village in rural China replaced decaying bamboo ladders with steel steps, improving safety.

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Who is that at 4:07??? 

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China’s Red Army schools - The Boston Globe

The Yang Dezhi “Red Army” elementary school in Wenshui, Xishui country in Guizhou province was designated a “Red Army primary school” -- funded by China’s “red nobility” of revolution-era Communist commanders and their families, one of many such institutions that have been established across the country. Such schools are an extreme example of the “patriotic education” which China’s ruling Communist party promotes to boost its legitimacy -- but which critics condemn as little more than brainwashing.

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Celebrate Lunar New Year with Google

Play games and share wishes throughout this holiday with family, friends, and the world

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