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500,000 Yuan Fine for Great Wall Destroyers Hongji Landbridge Investment Development Inc., a north China construction firm, was slapped with a 500,000 yuan (US$63,776) fine for deliberately damaging the Great Wall, according to the local cultural heritage protection bureau. Full Story News - Dai Scenic Spot on the Blink of Extinction - Confucius, Freud Find Place in Chinese Jails - Humans Performed Snake Ritual 70,000 Years Ago - Beijing Scenic Parks Spruced up Ahead of 2008 Olympics - Scientist Protests at Smuggled Dinosaur Nest Up for Auction - 500,000 Yuan Fine for Great Wall Destroyers -More- On Stage - Night of the Sultans to Entrance Beijing - Danish Order of Dannebrog Rewards Chinese Artist - Buddha's Cave Inspires Dance Party - Tibetans Enjoy Traditional Dancing in Beijing - Love at First Bite for Tasty Peach Blossom - China Shaanxi-ROK Friendship Week Opens -More- In Galleries - Chinese Art Is as Hot in the East as It Is in the West - 'Van Gogh Grandmother' Popular Online - Slave and Lion Sets Record High at HK Auction - Project Hope Photo Sets High Hopes at 1st Photo Auction - World Record Going, Going, Gone at Beijing Poly Auction - Beauty in the Eye of the Beholder -More- People David Tao -- Too Beautiful Taiwan singer Tao Zhe, or David Tao, is widely considered one of China's most talented musicians. So anticipation was running high when he released his fifth album Too beautiful two months ago. -More- Archaeology Scientist Protests at Smuggled Dinosaur Nest Up for Auction A Chinese dinosaur scientist on Saturday appealed to an auction house in Los Angeles not to auction a rare fossilized dinosaur nest that was smuggled out of Auction house Bonhams and Butterfields was set to auction the well-preserved dinosaur nest containing fossil eggs with preserved embryos on Sunday. - Humans Performed Snake Ritual 70,000 Years Ago - Tomb Raiders Make Archaeological Find - Xinjiang's Ancient Milan Mapped by Satellites - Ancient Tombs Found in Shanghai - Unearthed Relics Reveal Corruption 2800 Years Ago -More- Culture Eternal 798 Arts District Hidden Beauty of Panjiayuan Yangzhou in Spring Xinjiang Islamic Architecture -More- Archives Experience China in South Africa News | Arts & Crafts | Photography Exhibition... Zheng He: 600 Years On News | Gallery | Voyages Chronicle | Voyages Illustration ... Three Gorges: Journey Through Time New Discoveries | China's Atlantis | The Lost Tribe ... Famous Bells in China A Brief History  | Casting Demonstration | Bell Culture... Heritages Preservation in China Yin Ruins | The Historic Center of Macao ... Historical Wonders of Sanxingdui News | Main Events | Pictures Show | Sanxingdui Remains ... Beijing's Museums & Galleries The National Museum of China ｜ The Palace Museum ... View of a Life in China Encomiums | Profile | Photo Album ... Ancient Tombs and Mausoleums Mausoleums of the Yellow Emperor | Yao Mausoleum... Shengxiao: the Chinese Zodiac Rat | Ox | Tiger | Rabbit| Dragon | Snake| Horse | Sheep ... -More-

Spotlight on... - Imperial Bowl 'Kept in the Family' at Record Price Continuing a recent trend of record-breaking auction buys in Hong Kong, the record price for Qing Dynasty ceramics was pulverized yesterday as an 18th century ceramic bowl was sold at auction for 151 million HK dollars (US$19.42 million). In a surprising twist, the bowl was purchased at twice its estimated price by Alice Cheng, the sister of the original seller. - Slave and Lion Sets Record High at HK Auction - Project Hope Photo Sets High Hopes at 1st Photo Auction . - 1st Woman President of CWA Tie Ning was elected as the first female president of the Chinese Writers Association (CWA) on Sunday. The 49-year-old writer becomes the younger-ever CWA president. - A Woman of Letters - A Day in the Life of a Chinese Village . -More- - The Fourth Brother Visits His Mother - Madame White Snake - The Red Maid Product Directory China Search Country Search Hot Buys

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