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Darkness and light

[slideshow_deploy id=’32584′] China’s preeminent playwright, Cao Yu, was a catalyst for introducing spoken theatre to his country and a revolutionary

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Glass charts the rise of China’s female authors and speaks to two of the brightest contemporary stars Xujun Eberlein and Xu Xi

Women hold up half the sky – Glass charts the rise of China’s female authors and speaks to two of

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The powder and the glory

[slideshow_deploy id=’28586′] The day begins with an explosion. Several, in fact, rumbling like thunder through the early morning snow. “Do

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Shadows of rebellion

  [slideshow_deploy id=’8278′] In a series of rare interviews, Glass speaks to four of China’s greatest poets to discover the

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Christmas in the Cameron Highlands

[slideshow_deploy id=’2876′] It’s a cool November evening in the Cameron Highlands and Christmas has come early. We are gathered around

Artistry and Integrity

[slideshow_deploy id=’3220′] . An oil-on-canvas painting of a pair of macaws leans against the wall of a dim classroom in

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Hanoi joy

[slideshow_deploy id=’5177′] It’s a warm night in Hanoi and we’re eating coconut ice-cream on the steps of the opera house,

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