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-	‘Ugly yet adorable’ green horse toy wins hearts
-	Leather-carving artist brings solace to grieving pet owners
-	Scholar writes lesser-known ancient Chinese sea war history
-	Art museum showcases 25 years’ collection of Chinese contemporary art
-	‘Lion Rock Spirit’ drama hails SAR’s anniversary
-	Improved digital technology preserves cultural relics
-	Experiencing ‘Damp Season’ in Shenzhen-set film
-	Unusual terracotta figure found at Qinshihuang site
-	Designer depicts women’s power in kaleidoscopic illustrations
-	Ralph van Raat plays Tan Dun’s piano works in new album
-	New findings at Sanxingdui stun archaeologists
-	HK Palace Museum to open July 2, featuring 914 relics from Beijing
-	Chen Yibai wins 2nd prize at Queen Elisabeth Competition
-	Sculptor repairs city ‘scars’ by ‘planting’ felt flowers
-	Committee established to promote charm of Chinese characters
-	One studio, six designers & seven cats
-	New book records evolution of art in China
-	Oyster-farming customs, mantis fist and temple fair among traditions named provincial-level cultural heritages
-	Digitalization helps more people discover joy of reading
-	Original opera ‘Pioneers’ to hit Shenzhen stage
-	Macao arts festival ‘invigorates’ power of times
-	Aspiring designers illustrate amazing Asian aesthetics
-	Comedian sees life with a generous sense of humor
-	Tiger stirs up waves in China’s design industry
-	A rendezvous with contemporary art
-	Art exhibition of ‘A Dream of Red Mansions’ opens in the Netherlands
-	New book on China by renowned British sociologist published
-	Bringing Tang Dynasty armor back to life
-	Online art class for young kids
-	Chinese-themed children’s book comes into spotlight at London Book Fair
-	Gen Z’s love of Guochao bodes well for Chinese economy
-	Concert hall offers online programs
-	New Sanxingdui museum under construcdtion
-	Japanese photographer’s largest overseas exhibit premieres in Beijing
-	Ruins of ancient academy shed lights on roots of Chinese civilization
-	Local illustrator paints to keep memories alive
-	UK’s best-selling novel to greet Chinese readers
-	A wordsmith for humanity
-	Art Watch
-	Centuries-old handicrafts thrive in Tibet
-	Ruins of China’s earliest state academy found
-	Concert with Chinese theme held in Belgium
-	Chinese masterpiece inspires dance show
-	Song of the Week
-	The Ickabog
-	Alcarràs
-	The world celebrates the 100th anniversary of James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’
-	Beijing 2022 closes with ‘willow twig’ goodbye— Getting to know the cultural elements in closing ceremony
-	HK Arts Festival cancels most in-venue performances, postpones others
-	Chinese violist named to Berliner Philharmoniker