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Japanese architect Keiichiro Sako and his design team of SAKO Architects have created around 160 projects mainly in China over the last 20 years. Located in Tianshui, Northwest China s Gansu Province, the recently finished Yangzheng Library defines one of Sako s exceptional designs since it marks the country s first carbon neutral reading facility based in a rural village.
Remnants of the Five-In-A-Row board game, pots and grains among other living facilities were unearthed during recent excavations in the Beijing section of the Great Wall, shedding light on the daily lives of ancient Chinese soldiers, according to the state broadcaster CCTV.
By Wang Jintao After lunch, Zhao Xuecheng sneaked a break and picked up a book about the prevention of plant diseases and insect pests for vegetables. Reading or borrowing books from the local rural library, or farmers' book house, has become habitual for the 53-year-old farmer from Gaodunying village, Xiaguanying…