AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBeijing Culture: World Media Summit delegates explored Xicheng, visiting Laoshe Teahouse, a traditional clothing store and Shichahai lake. Schooling After the Quake: More than 1,000 students from two quake-damaged schools in Nagqu have resumed classes at a temporary school in Lhasa. Food Traditions: Libyan resident Murphy samples Jinhua’s fermented cabbage and family dishes in a new season of the documentary series “Crossing the Ocean to See Jinxi.” Travel and Heritage: China’s largest-ever pavilion at London’s World Travel Market showcases regional traditions, cuisine and cultural tourism, with exhibits from 14 regions. Changing Life on the Plateau: Solar farms in Qinghai are making sheep-grazing easier and boosting some shepherds’ incomes, while raising concerns about changes to traditional ways of life. Public Archaeology: China is seeking to make archaeology more accessible to the public.
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