10Feb

Jason Wu revisits Chinese roots at Fashion Week (AP)

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The Jason Wu Fall 2012 collection is modeled during Fashion Week, Friday, Feb. 10, 2012, in New York. (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow)AP – Jason Wu has arrived, and the confidence he’s feeling in his emerging success was evident at New York Fashion Week Friday, where his dramatic show featured a collection inspired partly by his Chinese roots.


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27Jan

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings…

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Jiaozi (Chinese dumpling) in the form of a dragon. Simply amazing.

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings...

 

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings...

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings...

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings...

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings...

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings...

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings...

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings...

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings...

Once Some Chinese Guys Decided to Make Dumplings...

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26Jan

Celebration of Chinese New Year Ended in a Big Fire

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Four people were killed and dozens injured in an explosion and fire caused by fireworks at a Chinese New Year celebration presided over by former premier Banharn Silpa-archa in Suphan Buri last night (Jan 24).
A catastrophic fireworks explosion took place during the opening ceremony of the Trut Jeen Suphan Buri Pee Thong Mungkorn Sawan (Chinese New Year in Suphan Buri, the Year of the Heavenly Dragon) festival in downtown Suphan Buri.

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23Jan

Happy Chinese New Year!: The 1,000-Arm Dance

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Haaaaaaappy Chinese New Year! This is the year of the dragon, so be sure to get out there and fly around breathing fireballs to your heart’s content. Maybe even stockpile a big ol’ mound of gold and then just sit on it in a cave. Man, I would totally do that. This is a video of the China Disabled People’s Performing Art Troupe performing the Thousand-Arm Guan Yin. It’s extra impressive because all the performers in the troupe are deaf. You? You can hear just fine but you dance like you’re drowning.

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18Jan

Chinese haute-couture steps up at HK Fashion Week (Reuters)

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Reuters – China at one time may have been better known for fashion knockoffs than catwalk creations, but Chinese haute-couture is now finding its feet on the international stage — even as it grows ever more popular with customers at home. View full post on Yahoo! News: Fashion News

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