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Dream trip: Conquer a Forbidden City

Welcome to a secret world. For nearly 500 years, the Forbidden City's fortified walls and 170-foot-wide moat protected the Chinese imperial family from fires, invaders, and nosy Europeans.

The look of luxe in Beijing

Enwei Lien's job title belies the unusual duties he has performed in the past few months.

Beijing embraces Brave New World of buildings

China's new found wealth has seen an explosion in the number of new developments springing up in what is, arguably, the world's biggest building boom.

Time.com: Bernstein in Beijing: China's Classical Music Explosion

With 50 million children studying a classical instrument, China is poised to become a world force in Western melodies

Time.com: Beijing's Dinners and Revolutions

At high-powered dinners, China's old establishment and its successors break bread with their Western counterparts

China made easy: Tourism highlights

China can seem as impenetrable as it is imposing. Consider the numbers: it's the world's most populous nation (1.3 billion), where more than 100 cities have populations over a million. Fifty-six ethnic groups are spread across 22 wildly distinct provinces and five autonomous regions, in a landmass slightly larger than the U.S.

Screening Room Special: Bernardo Bertolucci

Italian filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci's career has taken him from deeply personal art-house canvases to big-screen epics.

Interview with Jiang Wen

Hi, I'm Anjali Rao in Beijing's Forbidden City. My guest today is the renowned actor/director Jiang Wen. This is Talk Asia.

CNNMoney: Starbucks out of China's Forbidden City

A controversial Starbucks coffee shop in the Forbidden City, the former imperial palace at the heart of Beijing, has closed its doors after years of opposition.

CNNMoney: Starbucks chairman sets the record straight

Coffee chain Starbucks Chairman Howard Schultz told shareholders Wednesday that he was disappointed with the company's sluggish stock performance and that he wasn't embarrassed about what he wrote in the "leaked" memo.

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