But a new location is trying to break the mould: Juyi Restaurant & Lounge, which blends the dinner, nightclub and live show ...

Developers of AI software in China have found it difficult to convert romance into revenues despite users’ desire to splash ...

Said the poet Bai Juyi, the city had “hundreds of, thousands of houses—like a great chessboard … like a huge field planted with rows of cabbages.” It had tree-lined boulevards five times ...

The characters inscribed on it, "Taoran" (Joy), in Jiang' s own calligraphy, are drawn from the lines of a famous poem by the Tang poet Bai Juyi: "Let us wait until the chrysanthemums are golden ...

Juyi Steel Pipe, Guoqiang Industry and so on. Please visit www.tubechina.net for more exhibitor introductions. The organizers of Tube China pay great attention to details and feedback from exhibitors, ...

Created during the Tang Dynasty by Bai Juyi, governor of Hangzhou, the path is lined with hundreds of willow trees, making it a tranquil, easy-to-follow trail. This expansive wetland dates back ...

Reflecting on his journey from odd jobs to literary success, author Hu Anyan emphasizes the value of the everyday and banal ...

(Liu Yuxi of Tang Dynasty)（A reply to Bai Juyi's poem of Narrating the Oldness and please advise) The smoke rises from the chimneys again. Please don’t say that the sun is falling down to the points ...

The tragic love affair has since become a legend. Among many tributes, the poem “Lament of Endless Grief” written by Bai Juyi, one of the greatest Tang poets, was most popular. The Huaqing Hot ...

This park is said to be where the distinguished Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi (772-846) once recited poems to eulogize the beautiful peach blossoms. Here, flowers, grass, and trees form a backdrop ...

The title flowers and fog is inspired by the poem “Flower No Flower” by ancient Chinese musician and poet Bai JuYi that is about seizing the moment. “The explanation of that poetry is to catch the ...

As if to look for something that isn’t in front of me, I recalled a Chinese quatrain with five-character lines by Bai Juyi (772-846), a Tang Dynasty poet. Translated by Ritsuko Inami (1944-2020 ...