BEIJING – The 798 Art District, a trendy artists’ neighborhood on Beijing’s outskirts, far removed from the resplendence of the Great Wall and Forbidden City, offers visitors some curious insights into contemporary China. In the middle of a central plaza, an installation depicts a lone swordsman defending himself against an encircling pack of large, [...]
Archive | May 28th, 2010
Lone Swordsman, Lumbering Simian, Confident Manufacturer: In Talks, U.S. Meets Three Chinas
Posted on 28 May 2010.
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