 2009 Beijing International Tourism Festival
The 11th Beijing International Tourism Festival was held at the Olympic green on Oct. 23-25. |  Time-Honored China-Russia Friendship
"The Sino- Russia friendship is ever-lasting, like Sun Yat-sen has written in his testment..." |
 Pu'er Tea in Pu'er City
Pu'er city in southwest China's Yunnan Province is home to the world famous tea of the same name, which originates in the area. |  Xidi, the Land of Peach Blossoms
Xidi, on the world cultural heritage list, is the best example of ancient villages in southern Anhui Province. |
 12th Beijing International Art Exposition Kicks off in Beijing
The participating galleries, artists, and collectors from the Asian Pacific, Europe and America all gathered here in Beijing. |  "Missing You" from the "Black Pearl of Asia"
Those with dark skin are considered the most beautiful of the Va people. They are known as the "Black Pearls of Asia". |
 China Science and Technology Museum
The Museum serves as an important face of science and technology education in China. |  Bonfire Party at Zhangjiajie International Country Music Week
Musicians from all over the world are meeting here at Zhangjiajie, a tourist destination in Hunan Province. They had a bonfire party with local people. |
 Jane Eyre Cast Prepares for Premiere
Jane Eyre, a name that resonates in the hearts and minds of countless women and girls. And now, this classic 19th century British novel by Charlotte Bront? is being brought onstage in Beijing. |  American Country Music Singer-Songwriter, Mark Levine
Singer, songwriter, guitarist and teacher, Dr. Mark Levine has composed dozens of American country music songs about life in China. |
 Dafen Village
Dafen Village is called the cultural industry base of Shenzhen. Here, you can find reproductions of masterworks by Rembrandt, Titian, Picasso, Dali, and anyone else you might favor. |  The Art of Pottery
Pottery may be the oldest human art form. CRI takes you to Jingdezhen, China's porcelain capital for a closer look at how pottery is made. |
 Zhang Liguo: God Gives Talent to Chinese
Zhang Li Guo, assistant principal of the viola of the CSO, shares with CRI on the challenges faced as a Chinese musician in western orchestra. |  80 Year Old Bernard Haitink: Music Keeps Me Going
CRI spoke to Bernard Haitink, asking about his impressions of China and his secrets of being passionate on his career at 80. |
 The Sound of Ceramic
If you are bored with the sound of the guitar, flute, or piano why not expand your mind and consider the magical, musical sounds that ceramics can make. |  China Stages Its Largest Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition
China stages the largest exhibition of intangible cultural heritage items in its history at Beijing's Agricultural Exhibition Center. |
 Drop-dead Gorgeous Beauties
It's a dance drama about the Four Great Beauties in ancient China. |  Spring Festival Fireworks Gala at Central TV Tower
A special fireworks gala will be held at the Central TV Tower in Beijing on January 25 to ring in the Chinese Lunar Year of the Ox in style. |
 Laoshe Teahouse Named A National Culture Base
Laoshe teahouse has always been a hot place for Beijing tourists who love to enjoy Chinese tea culture. But now, the teahouse also welcomes guests as a showcase of the essence of Chinese traditions. |  Exclusive Interview: Zeng Weijing
Zeng Weijing, the director of Fuwa's Olympic Stories, the final appeal judge of Aniwow! 2008 in Beijing. |
 Factory 798-An Avant-garde Art Zone in Beijing
Originally used as joint factories, 798 houses a thriving art and culture community in northeastern Beijing. |  Tongrentang
Tongrentang is the largest producer of traditional Chinese medicine, or T.C.M. It has over 400 domestic pharmacies and 20 overseas joint ventures throughout 13 countries and regions. |
 Ceremony of Making Oolong Tea
Tea originated in China thousands of years ago, when Shen Nong tasted many plants and discovered tea. |
