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(W.E. Talk) Salikyu Sangtam: How to view global politics from the Chinese Tianxia perspective?

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By Cui Bailu, Xiao Yudi
| ECNS
By Cui Bailu, Xiao Yudi & Wen Longjie from CNS The first Wuyi Forum hosted by Renmin University of China was held in Wuyishan, Nanping City of East China's Fujian Province in March. Scholars from home and abroad share their views on Chinese culture and diversity of civilizations. The ancient Chinese concept of Tianxia (all under heaven), is an old world view of China with contemporary applications.
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Chinese and foreign guests boated on the Millennium Canal to feel the pulse of green and appreciate the beauty of art

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By Xiao Yudi
| Teller Report
Beijing, September 9 -- Chinese and foreign guests sailed on the Millennium Canal to feel the pulse of green and appreciate the beauty of art Written by Xiao Yudi The canal wharf recreates historical memory, and intangible cultural heritage and cultural creativity collide with the spark of civilization; The old industrial area has been transformed into a thousand hectares of green heart, combined with the 2023 solar terms to dress up the forest city; The three major buildings contain...
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Dongxi asked 丨 Wang Guoliang: "Flower of Love" rose, how to travel from China to the world through ancient and modern times?

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By Xiao Yudi
| Teller Report
Beijing, 5 May (ZXS) -- How did the "flower of love" rose travel from China to the world through ancient and modern times? ——Interview with Wang Guoliang, winner of the "World Rose Master Award" and researcher of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of Jiangsu Province Written by Xiao Yudi "Willows are green, roses are red." Ancient China used magnificent pearls and beautiful jade, Rosa L. The rose with a fruit as large as a cherry tomato is named "rose".
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