CHONGQING — Greeted with lively folk songs and homemade rice wine by enthusiastic local residents dressed in colorful traditional attire, 19 Belgian professors and students were recently treated to an introduction to the ethnic culture of the Tujia people of Chongqing.
Crowns symbolizing glory and supreme power, daggers indicating murder and danger, and garments decorated with exotic embroidery are showcased in a new exhibition at L'ECOLE China.
NEW YORK — The winding alleys of China's ancient canal towns and the lyrical tones of the Wu dialect are making an appearance far beyond the Yangtze River Delta, resonating on the US stage and in the homes of Chinese American communities.
Shanghai Museum announced a series of upcoming projects for its ongoing exhibition On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt, which is scheduled to conclude in 100 days.
LONDON — An event marking this year's Chinese Language Day was held on May 8 in London, bringing 100 students from six schools across the United Kingdom to celebrate the Chinese language and culture.
In 1991, following the death of Oona O'Neill, fourth and last wife of legendary comedian Charlie Chaplin, their daughter Victoria Chaplin inherited a piece of furniture from her father's bedroom. Hidden inside was a stunning secret — a locked drawer containing a decades-old letter that would cast doubt on one of cinema's most enduring legends.
Romantsova Kseniia, a 29-year-old from Russia, recently received her Chinese permanent residency — a milestone in her eight-year journey through China. After moving from Blagoveshchensk to Beijing, she earned a master’s degree in international Chinese education, married a Chinese actor, and embraced life across cultures.
China's recent visa relaxations and enhanced services have led to a surge in inbound tourism, attracting visitors from across the globe. What makes China so uniquely captivating in the eyes of foreign expats? Watch the video to discover their insights and perspectives.
BELGRADE — The Serbian Museum of Science and Technology in the heart of Belgrade, Serbia, long known for celebrating industrial and scientific milestones, has taken a bold leap into the future.
Bathed in a soft glow, the Buddha statues from the Mogao Caves murals seem to gaze out at the world — not from the famous Dunhuang in Gansu province, but from the pages of a vivid three-dimensional book.
Through service and cultural exchange, a young volunteer brings hope to Bolivia and finds strength in self-growth.
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