 | | Two Chinese cultural relics — limestone heads of a military official (L) and a civil official from the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127) — are displayed at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra before being handed over to China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration yesterday. The sculptures are believed to have originated in Henan Province, central China, according to the gallery. |
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| Shenzhen Reading Month to kick off Sunday | | The 27th Shenzhen Reading Month will kick off on Nov. 1, featuring 50 major events and nearly 3,000 related activities, organizers said. This year’s edition will launch the Asia-Pacific Youth Joint Reading Initiative and debut “What Is Shenzhen,” an APEC-themed bilingual Chinese-English publication. Shenzhen’s reading initiatives will also be featured in a special 80th-anniversary issue of The UNESCO Courier, to be presented in multiple languages to more than 190 countries and regions, the organizers said. The eighth Shenzhen Book Fair, scheduled for Nov. 26–30, will run in parallel with the reading month, featuring an APEC-themed exhibition ... | |
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