SPENDING, INVESTING ON THE RISE HOT MONEY HITS HONG KONG IS CHINA AS STRONG AS U.S.? WHO BENEFITS FROM TAIWAN DEALS? KARAOKE SONGS CENSORED CHINA'S PIRACY PROBLEM CHINA'S HOPES AT WINTER GAMES?
As the popularity of karaoke and Internet bars has grown to dominate China's entertainment industry today – more traditional arts – some with centuries of history behind them - have begun to fade from the limelight. And a reduction in official financing for these art forms has taken its toll too.
But now, as BON's Neela Eyunni reports, some of the country's performing arts groups are taking it upon themselves to make sure they don't just become part of history.
WORLD'S FASTEST RAIL LINK SUN LIGHTS UP LHASA DRUGS EXECUTION JUSTIFIED? IS KARAOKE THE SAME IN ASIA? DISABLED DRIVER RULES EASED DISABLED DRIVERS RULES EASED
David Moser invites guests to discuss the US-South Korea military exercise and other regional Asia issues. What is China's role in Asia as military power? What of Korea-Japan-US relations?
David Moser invites guests to discuss the US-South Korea military exercise and other regional Asia issues. What is China's role in Asia as military power? What of Korea-Japan-US relations?
General Motors Co's new China chief downplayed concerns over the health of its relationship with Chinese partner SAIC Motor Corp, insisting they are growing closer as they look to use their business model in Southeast Asia to tap demand for no-frills cars.