When the father and son brought water to extinguish the fire, it was already out of control. Thanks to help from neighbors, the fire was controlled but it wasn't put out until firefighters came.
When the skilled craftsmanship needed to make Tibetan thangka spread to the Inner Mongolia region hundreds of years ago, locals added their own touch-horsehair-to give the embroidery more texture and make it more vivid.China's only museum for horsehair thangka opened in late December in Alxa Left Banner, with a show of more than 200 thangka works made by Taogerile, 75, the leading inheritor of the art in Inner Mongolia, and her disciples.Thangka often depicts Buddhist images, events and figures in a Tibetan epic. Horsehair gives the silk embroidery a 3D impression and makes the texture more rugged.Taogerile said she inherited the craft from her grandfather and her mother. Three years ago, the technique was dying out. Only a few inheritors still had some of the traditional works in their homes as decorations.Worried about the dying culture, Taogerile called back her children, who were living abroad in 2015, and set up a private workshop to sustain the traditional artistry.To her surprise, the complicated embroidery was designated as a poverty-alleviation program in the banner, which has seen hundreds of farmers and herdsmen get involved in the training over the years."The art has not only survived but is also revived. New artworks have become more and more aesthetic and valuable," she said.
When we see something, our retinas transmit that image to the thalamus in the brain, where neurons send very basic visual information to the visual cortex to be processed. When the brain is awake, neurons in the thalamus and cortex fire steadily to transmit visual information between them. However, in slow-wave sleep, those neurons will burst and then pause rhythmically and in synchrony, says study author Sara Aton, UM assistant professor of molecular, cellular and developmental biology.
When the Pingdu government intervened, members of the group claimed they had been beaten by judicial officials. They fabricated information and released fake videos in WeChat groups to attract public attention, according to Xinhua.
When Shen arrived at the hospital, she was the only expatriate obstetrician and gynecologist there. On average, she received 800 to 900 patients a month, performing two to three cesarean sections a day.
When the two stayed in a hostel and tried to find targets to make some easy money, one guest, surnamed Yu, from Shandong province, attracted their attention, Shen said.
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When told that some people with disabilities had managed to live on their own by painting bottles in 2009, Sun decided to have a try, dreaming of being independent one day.
When residents in Beijing use buses, subways and bikes to go out, or walk with navigation apps, they can get "carbon energy" based on the carbon emissions they have reduced via green traveling. That "carbon energy" can be exchanged into coupons for public transportation and shopping.
While Canadian consumers appeared ready to boycott US goods, 57 percent of Canadians and 52 percent of Americans said Canada should not overreact to Trump's comments because it was just political posturing.
When Wuhan eventually fell, Chinese forces headed to Chongqing, and although the Japanese subjected that city to intensive bombing, they did not succeed in capturing it. As a result, the prolonged defense of Wuhan marked a turning point in the Chinese resistance against the enemy forces.