The cause of human rights in the Tibet autonomous region has made all-around progress and historic achievements, experts on Tibet-related issues said at an international symposium on Wednesday.
Symposium focuses on human rights in Tibet--China Economic Net en.ce.cn - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from en.ce.cn Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Saturday Newsletter: April 17, 2021
April 17, 2021
By Stone Soup Editors Entrapped (colored pencil), by Andralyn Yao, 12 (West Lafayette, IN), and published in the April 2021 Issue of Stone Soup
A note from William
Stone Soup authors! Tomorrow, Sunday, April 18, at 10 a.m. Pacific (1 p.m. Eastern).
Public readings of poetry and prose are a standard part of the life of established authors. Please come to listen to fabulous fiction and poetry and to show support for our authors. We estimate the program will last around thirty to forty minutes. I want it to be simple for you to attend, so you can also click on the direct Zoom link here.
Published March 10, 2021, 7:48 AM
(Clockwise from top left) ‘How to be Thirty,’ ‘In Love with Your Dimples,’ ‘Oh! Master’ and ‘Mouse’ (iQiyi)
Popular and rising Korean and Chinese female stars are on spotlight in some of the latest shows on video streaming platform iQiyi International this March, which is celebrated as Women’s Month.
Asian drama actresses like Chinese stars Li Yitong and Li Qin portray female characters in stories of heroism, bravery, love, friendship, and passion.
Here are some of the Asian dramas and female characters to watch on iQiyi this month:
In “Court Lady,” Chinese actress and singer Li Yitong joins actor Xu Kai in a romantic comedy period drama set in the Tang Dynasty. Here, Xu Kai’s character, a rich playboy, decides to turn over a new leaf after falling in love with the beautiful businesswoman played by Li Yitong.
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Flash Contest #28, February 2021: Pretend your favorite character has social media–our winners and their work
February 13, 2021
By Caleb Berg
Our February Flash Contest was based on our weekly creativity prompt #138, asking writers to put themselves in the shoes of one of their favorite characters by pretending this character had social media, and entrants did not disappoint. From added wrinkles to the wizarding world of Harry Potter, to illustrations of beloved cartoons, and even to the outer reaches of space, we received a wide array of submissions that challenged traditional modes of thinking, and gave new perspective on what it means to grow up with social media. It is a marvel to be continually surprised by the amazing work we receive each month. So, well done to all who submitted!