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What is China's perspective on animal testing? ›

Now, as of early January 2023, China has also stopped requiring post-market animal testing, and the country stopped using animals in these post-market tests, as well. This means that brands selling in China can ascertain cruelty-free status, in the eyes of Cruelty-Free Kitty.

Concurrent with China's rapid urbanization, and as part of its soft power initiative, is a museum building boom, which has produced an average of approximately 100 new museums a year across the country over the past few years. Astonishingly, during some of those years over 400 museums were built.

The National Museum of China is the national museum of China. It flanks the eastern side of Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China. The National Museum of China has a total construction area of about 200,000 square meters, a collection of more than 1.4 million items, and 48 exhibition halls.

The one-dog policy (Chinese: 一犬一户; pinyin: Yī quǎn yī hù) is a policy implemented in 2006, restricting residents of Beijing City to one dog per family. It also prohibits Beijing residents from raising large (over 35 cm (14 in) tall) and ferocious dogs.

In 2014, China began to relax its animal testing requirements for domestically-produced cosmetic products, but this did not extend to imported products. However, in 2023, China has officially banned animal testing for all cosmetic products, both domestically produced and imported.

“The implication and reality is that with this huge building boom happening there aren't enough curators, there's not enough content… and they are kind of left in these varying states of shutteredness, or partially open, or being rented out for other uses because they're just sitting there dormant,” Johnson said.

COMuseum.com is the finest online museum of Chinese art, featuring Chinese calligraphy, painting…

Welcome to National Art Museum of China. All the exhibitions are open to the public free of charge.

The content of this site is based on a number of online sources, including articles from the National Palace Museum in Taipei, Encyclopædia Britannica, and Wikipedia. A significant portion of the items in various art galleries are from the Palace Museum in Beijing and the National Palace Museum in Taipei.

The Louvre, Paris

By size, The Louvre, in Paris, France is the largest museum on Earth, with nearly 73,000 square metres of exhibition space. By reputation, it's also one of the best and holds works from antiquity to the 19th Century, including the world-famous Venus de Milo and the Mona Lisa.

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There are currently no nationwide laws in China that explicitly prohibit the mistreatment of animals, except for a more generic law protecting wildlife.

Since ancient times, Chinese have generally agreed that animals are humans' tools and properties.

Humans are harmed because of misleading animal testing results. Imprecise results from animal experiments may result in clinical trials of biologically faulty or even harmful substances, thereby exposing patients to unnecessary risk and wasting scarce research resources.

Three views serving this role are contractarianism, utilitarianism and a deontological approach. According to contractarianism, the key ethical issue is concern for the sentiments of other human beings in society, on whose co-operation those responsible for research depend.