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Pioneering attitude, hard work seen as key to building modern socialist nation As China rings in the Year of the Ox, President Xi Jinping has urged promoting "the spirit of the ox" in pursuit of fully building a modern socialist China. Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, has highlighted the spirit of serving the people as willing steers, blazing new trails in development as pioneering bulls and engaging in an arduous struggle as hardworking oxen. Xi promoted the spirit at a New Year's gathering organized by the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference on Dec 31. "We must promote the spirit of the ox in serving the people, driving innovative development and working tirelessly. We must continue to be careful, as we were in the past, guarding against arrogance and impetuosity, and continue to fear no hardship and be enterprising, marching forward bravely ... » Learn More about Xi urges promoting ‘spirit of the ox’

Video Player Close BEIJING, Feb. 13 (Xinhua) -- As China rings in the Year of the Ox, President Xi Jinping has urged promoting "the spirit of the ox" in pursuit of fully building a modern socialist China. Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, has highlighted the spirit of serving the people as willing steers, blazing new trails in development as pioneering bulls and engaging in an arduous struggle as hardworking oxen. Xi promoted the spirit at a New Year gathering organized by the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference on Dec. 31, 2020. "We must promote the spirit of the ox in serving the people, driving innovative development and working tirelessly. We must continue to be careful, as we were in the past, guarding against arrogance and impetuosity, and continue to fear no hardship and be enterprising, marching forward bravely on the new ... » Learn More about Xi Focus: Pioneering spirit, hard work urged as China embraces Year of the Ox

When it comes to style, our fashion-forward PM is on top of his game. Whether he's campaigning in the North-East or giving diplomacy a push, fashion is always on his agenda. NaMo hasn't hesitated to put on a 'dress made of gold foil' (as one tweet described it) in Leh or tried to out-Gandalf the wizard on the Mongolian steppes. And who can forget that suit with Modi-Modi-Modi all over? Presenting NaMo's various fashion avatars. Vote and tell us which one is your favourite! Gandalf on the Steppes W hen in Mongolia, do as the Mongols do. The first Indian premier to visit the land of Genghis Khan turned heads with a fedora and flowing Mongolian robe, posing with a horse gifted by his counterpart, Chimediin Saikhanbileg. That suit W hen one of the planet's leading fashionistas came visiting this January, NaMo captured sartorial and other headlines when he wore a navy blue suit with yellow stripes. Familiar accusations of ... » Learn More about VOTE: Your favourite Modi LOOK!

XI'AN－While standing in a damp and moldy tomb, Yang Wenzong felt overwhelmed as he gazed at the murals that date back more than 1,200 years. Despite the decay, the colors and lines of the frescoes were still recognizable, but some of the delicate paintings were incomplete due to theft and destruction by tomb raiders. Yang and his team were conducting a salvage excavation in the 12-meter-deep tomb of Han Xiu, a well-known chancellor during the Tang Dynasty (618-907). After preparation work, Yang used a brush to delicately reinforce and repair the incomplete paintings. Since graduating from Northwest University in 1984, Yang, 58, has devoted himself to the protection and restoration of cultural relics. To him, cultural relics are like elderly patients and he is a doctor who treats them. "The restoration of a tomb's murals starts by transferring them," Yang said. "Most of these paintings, like elderly patients, produce 'symptoms' including cracking and mildew, so a process of ... » Learn More about ‘Relic doctor’ saves aging artifacts

BEIJING — As China rings in the Year of the Ox, President Xi Jinping has urged promoting "the spirit of the ox" in pursuit of fully building a modern socialist China. Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, has highlighted the spirit of serving the people as willing steers, blazing new trails in development as pioneering bulls and engaging in an arduous struggle as hardworking oxen. Xi promoted the spirit at a New Year gathering organized by the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference on Dec 31, 2020. "We must promote the spirit of the ox in serving the people, driving innovative development and working tirelessly. We must continue to be careful, as we were in the past, guarding against arrogance and impetuosity, and continue to fear no hardship and be enterprising, marching forward bravely on the new journey of fully building a modern socialist ... » Learn More about Pioneering spirit, hard work urged as China embraces Year of the Ox

It will not be to India's advantage to create misperceptions that it is bandwagoning with some Anglo-American project for regime change in Myanmar, argues Ambassador M K Bhadrakumar. IMAGE: Protesters hold up portraits of Aung San Suu Kyi and make three-finger salutes (a gesture copied from The Hunger Games movie trilogy) outside the United Nations offices in Bangkok, February 7, 2021. Photograph: Lauren DeCicca/Getty Images The Modi government made a strident call on February 1 that the 'rule of law and the democratic process must be upheld' in Myanmar. The statement was unabashedly intrusive, and, ironically, completely overlooking that human rights, rule of law, democratic pluralism, etc are universal values that India also can (and should) be held accountable for. Lapping up the neocon prescriptions from Washington may not serve India's interests, in general, and they are very specific to Myanmar. The government failed to fathom the US's motivations in ... » Learn More about Post Coup Myanmar: India must be careful

Video PlayerClose XI'AN, Feb. 8 (Xinhua) -- While standing in a damp and moldy tomb, Yang Wenzong felt overwhelmed gazing at the murals along the walls that date back more than 1,200 years. Despite the depredation of time, the colors and lines of the frescoes are still recognizable, while some of the delicate paintings are incomplete due to the destruction of tomb robbers years ago. Yang and his team were conducting a salvage excavation in the 12-meter-deep tomb decorated with the delicate and peculiar murals. The tomb's owner, Han Xiu, is a well-known chancellor during the Tang Dynasty (618-907). With bated breath, Yang used a brush to reinforce and repair the incomplete paintings after early-stage preparations. Since graduating from Northwest University in 1984, Yang, 58, has devoted himself to cultural relic protection and restoration. In his eyes, weather-beaten cultural relics are like "elderly patients," and he is a "doctor" who treats them. "The restoration of tomb murals ... » Learn More about Profile: Relic “doctor” brings frescoes back to life with healing hands

Video Player Close LANZHOU, Feb. 21 (Xinhua) -- For the first time, Guo Yuchao, a 33-year-old programmer, had the chance to experience the unique Tibetan culture of Losar, or the Tibetan New Year. This year's Losar coincided with the Spring Festival, or Chinese New Year, that fell on Feb. 12. In Gannan Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Gansu Province, local Tibetans celebrate the festival with religious rituals, horse races, family gatherings and feasts. "I've never seen the celebration of Tibetan New Year before and finally have the chance to experience the unique culture," said Guo, who has been working in Hezuo City in the prefecture for three years. Many of his friends are Tibetans. On their invitation, Guo ventured to Xiahe County, neighboring Hezuo, where he immersed himself in the traditional Tibetan New Year celebrations. "It was a novel experience for me to try traditional Tibetan cuisine and watch their celebration ceremonies," he said. Official data ... » Learn More about Across China: Tibetan New Year draws more tourists to northwest China