With a Chinese performer portraying Du Liniang, the female lead, and an Irish performer as Liu Mengmei, the male lead, an English-language rendition of the Kunqu Opera masterpiece "The Peony Pavilion" came to life at the Seventh Tang Xianzu International Theatre Exchange Month in Fuzhou, Jiangxi province.
Nestled in the southeastern Arabian Peninsula, Oman is a treasure trove of natural wonders and timeless culture. Its diverse landscapes, from rugged mountains, winding wadis and golden dunes to pristine coastlines, blend seamlessly with five UNESCO World Heritage sites and ancient souks, making it a major draw for tourists.
In the heart of China's largest desert, the Taklimakan, beneath the golden sands of the Niya ruins site in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, a discovery was made in 1995.
The 2025 Maritime Silk Road International Culture and Tourism Festival kicked off in Quanzhou, Fujian province, on December 11.
Rare treasures offer insights into cultural exchange across Asia, the Middle East and Europe.
An exhibit featuring art and cultural pieces from the Al-Sabah royal collection of Kuwait opened on Tuesday at a museum in Guangzhou, Guangdong province.
CHENGDU — Like stepping into a quaint French vignette, visitors are greeted by sun-drenched redbrick walls, pastel-hued facades, arched windows and steep mansard roofs, a scene evocative of a quiet bourg in the French countryside.
As an enthusiast of Chinese architecture, I've always wondered how to share its beauty with international audiences in a way that truly resonates. Even while working for two years at an architectural practice in the United States, that question stayed with me.
If I were to sum up my journey in one sentence, it would be this: my life has unfolded in step with the deepening relationship between China and Serbia.
With a fork and knife in hand, Jia Huilin practiced a full sequence of European table manners — moving carefully through each course while maintaining steady eye contact.
The most profound cultural discoveries often begin not with a grand monument, but with a sound.
A young Kazakh choir captivated the audience with long, flowing harmonies that evoked the vast Central Asian steppe. Their later performances blended traditional instruments and folk melodies with pop arrangements, while choreography drew inspiration from wrestling and horseback riding — a vivid mix of tradition and modernity rooted in grassland culture.
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