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Here's a little feelgood sumthin-sumthin to get your week started. A new charity fundraising group, FLY Society , is holding a dinner at Colca North Bund . The group's composed of a handful of media types and general F&B goons looking to put... Read more...
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Tuesday is the first day of the sixth lunar month marking a new moon! Typically, Buddhists make a point to visit a temple on the new moon (day 1 of the lunar month) and the full moon (day 15). The days are normally marked by eating vegetarian, burning joss sticks, temple prayer and piety in a show of devotion. However, since closing down for Chinese New Year, all temples have been... Read more...
Betas, rock problems, chalk bags, lead climbing, toe holds and more. Read more...
School’s out for summer, but for Shanghai kiddos, not forever. After returning to classroom learning in May, public schools in Shanghai plan to keep in-person learning and normal semester timetables for the upcoming school year for elementary, middle and high schools. The Shanghai Education Commission announced the new fall... Read more...
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