How ancient Chinese clothes helped beat the summer heat
Via: Buzz of the Orient • Confucius • 4 Comments • last year
Tour a Small Chinese Cinema Museum With Me
By: Buzz of the Orient • Discovery Group • 7 Comments • 1 Like • last year
Tour a Small Chinese Cinema Museum With Me
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Movie posters
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Contemporary electronics
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An early Femme Fatale
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An early movie theatre
Robotic surgery performed remotely
Via: Buzz of the Orient • Great NON-POLITICAL Articles • 12 Comments • 2 Likes • last year
Robot successfully navigates subway to deliver goods
Via: Buzz of the Orient • Great NON-POLITICAL Articles • 7 Comments • 1 Like • last year
'Feels like death': Canadian-American separated from family, denied re-entry at border
Via: Buzz of the Orient • Confucius • 2 Comments • last year
A Roundup of Jay Leno's GM Restomods
Via: Buzz of the Orient • Classic Cars and Boats • 1 Comments • 1 Like • last year
“The ultimate version of "I know a guy"”
Travel with Buzz and Fen
By: Buzz of the Orient • Discovery Group • 9 Comments • 6 Likes • last year
Travel with Buzz and Fen
Come on a day trip with Fen and me,
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The main gate
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We're welcomed by The Monkey King and Panda
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The 2 monkeys
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Enter the village
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The city walls become a sculptor's creation
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Souvenirs aplenty
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For a quick snack...
'It's total BS': Trump video taking aim at Canadian fishers, N.B. company scrutinized
Via: Buzz of the Orient • Canada, The True North Strong and Free • 5 Comments • last year
BUZZ NOTE: There is a news video as part of this story that can be accessed by clicking on the SEEDED CONTENT link just below this message, which will open the original source article.
US Smash Marks Bold Step in ITTF's Mission to Ignite the American Market on the Road to LA28 - International Table Tennis Federation
Via: Buzz of the Orient • Great NON-POLITICAL Articles • 2 Comments • 1 Like • last year
18 Fascinating Facts About Charles Dickens
Via: Buzz of the Orient • The NT Literary Society • 12 Comments • 1 Like • last year
“One of his pets inspired another writer’s most famous work. (We’ll give you a hint: “Once upon a midnight dreary ...”)”