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Roundup: Interest in China grows in Bangladesh by Huang Yanan
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Roundup: Interest in China grows in Bangladesh
by Huang Yanan
DHAKA, Jan. 27 (Xinhua) -- Dhaka University, the biggest
university in Bangladesh, has organized the Chinese Spring Festival
Culture Week to celebrate the Chinese lunar new year, which falls on
Jan. 29 this year.
The culture week, spanning from Jan. 23 to 27, featured a series
of activities including World Heritage Sites in China, photo
exhibition, documentary film show, Chinese handicraft exhibition and
Chinese painting exhibition.
Addressing the closing ceremony Friday, Liu Sanzhen, culture
councillor of the Chinese embassy ...
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Magazine article from: National Review
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Anniversaries
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
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Charles's illegitimate rich kids; Answers to Correspondents.(Column)
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