The Jiangsu Performing Arts Group, a Chinese performance arts group gave an electrifying performance in Namibian Capital, Windhoek last Friday evening. Performance acts included traditional Chinese opera such as Peking Opera and Kunqu Opera, Pipa (a Chinese musical instrument), acrobatics, and dance, among others.
Min Thu Wun's Affinity with China - a book in Chinese and Burmese - was unveiled by the President of Myanmar U Htin Kyaw in Beijing on Sunday.
Cuba hosted a Chinese Bridge language proficiency contest on Wednesday, featuring seven local students of Chinese.
Chinese language has become more and more popular in Thailand due to the increase of Chinese tourists and China's development, which drives a Confucius Institute in Bangkok to voluntarily help train local teachers to meet the growing demand for learning Mandarin here.
"Laten Wij Over Mao Zedong Lezen" ("Let's Read About Mao Zedong"), the Dutch-language version of a Chinese children's book was launched Monday in The Hague.
A ballet combining Neumeier's Song of the Earth and Spring and Fall, will be staged at the Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center from May 12-14.
A bilingual book – Min Thu Wun's Affinity with China – in the Chinese and Myanmar languages was launched at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing on April 9.
Tsinghua University Art Museum holds first solo exhibition of a living artist with German neo-expressionist's works.
An exhibition of precious objects from France, including a dazzling sword carried by Napoleon Bonaparte at his coronation, is set to open at the Palace Museum in Beijing.
Artists play traditional Chinese musical instruments during the China Culture Week held in Huy in Belgium on April 8, 2017.
The Thai language edition of the book "Xi Jinping: The Governance of China" was released Friday at the parliament building of Thailand. The book contains 79 speeches, talks, interviews, notes and letters of the Chinese leader between November 2012 to June 2014.
The first Confucius class in Madagascar was inaugurated on Friday at Le Petit Nid, a private school in Madagascar's capital Antananarivo.
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