Noble women of the Qing Dynasty through an American lens
American photographer Milton M. Miller captured portraits of many ladies of Qing Dynasty officials in China.
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American photographer Milton M. Miller captured portraits of many ladies of Qing Dynasty officials in China.
The Guangdong Provincial Meteorological Department issued a statement on the tornado situation in Zhongluotan town, Baiyun district, Guangzhou city (Guangdong, China) on…
China has just launched the world's fastest internet service with a connection of 1.2 terabits per second, 2 years earlier than predicted.
Chinese startup Ehang said passenger flights by unmanned aircraft will soon depart this year or next year.
Many localities in Quang Nam province can easily observe the halo phenomenon surrounding the sun.
Chinese archaeologists have unearthed a tomb of the Nam Han Dynasty in Guangzhou. In addition to architecture and beautiful artifacts, a geography sheet was discovered c…
Chinese scientists have just announced that they have successfully supported 3 extremely rare pandas.
On the night of November 27, a loud explosion came from a large underground ground like the sound of bombs downstream of Tranh Tranh 2 hydropower project (Bac Tra My, Qu…
According to initial preliminary conclusions, the cause of vibration is accompanied by explosions in Bac Tra My district, in recent years, stimulating earthquakes with i…
According to experts, giant pandas are very difficult to breed and their reproduction is often difficult.
Ca Mau ancient ship is a ship that was archaeological excavated in 1998-1999. This is China's export ceramics ship that is on its way from Guangzhou to Europe.
China on December 26 officially opened the world's longest high-speed railway from Beijing to Guangzhou, and is expected to connect the route to Hong Kong.
High-rise buildings are often envisioned as skyscrapers of square and pointed cones ... But this massive architectural building has the shape of a wheel.
Guangzhou City (China), which hosts the Asian Games in 2010, will receive one of the highest structures in the world. The new TV tower will reach a height of 610m and is…
When a 78-year-old woman was hospitalized in Guangzhou, China in November 2012 complained of a headache, stiffness and stiff neck, doctors were initially confused.