Disneyland California Adventure Park turned into a sea of red and gold as its celebrations for the upcoming Year of the Tiger started.
The 2021 "Focus on Zhejiang" International Cultural Exchange Activities event closed on Friday in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang province.
Australia Post has issued a new set of stamps and coins, featuring playful images of tigers, to celebrate the upcoming Year of the Tiger.
NEW YORK－Artists from the US-China Music Institute of the Bard College Conservatory of Music will present two concerts celebrating the Chinese Lunar New Year in late January, said a recent release by the US-China Music Institute.
Filmmaker Jessica Kingdon traveled to 51 locations across China on a quest to document everyday scenes showing the country's economic progress and the growing class divide.
The 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing will show the strength of Chinese culture and people, a Cuban expert says in an interview.
Participants from home and abroad called for broad consensus of sharing weal and woe among different countries and building a community with a shared future for mankind at an oriental civilization forum in Beijing on January 19.
An online activity marking the 50th anniversary of the establishment of China’s diplomatic relations with Mexico was held in Harbin, capital city of Northeast China’s Heilongjiang province, on Wednesday.
What's the mission for a director who works in theater? It's different for every one, but Lithuanian director Rimas Tuminas, who is the artistic director of the Eugene Vakhtangov Theater in Moscow, got his own answer decades ago after suffering from a throbbing toothache.
TOKYO－Daichi Nakashima, an editor at a Japanese publishing house, said at a recent reading event in Tokyo that he hopes his novel can help more Japanese, especially teenagers.
KIGALI－A growing number of youngsters have turned to bamboo furniture manufacture and weaving businesses after skills training by Chinese experts helped a bid to tackle youth unemployment challenges in Rwanda, a landlocked country in eastern Central Africa.
Bulgarian Sinologist Petko Todorov Hinov, 49, translator of ancient Chinese classics and contemporary literature works by important authors, including Nobel laureate Mo Yan, died of COVID-19 on Jan 3, leaving behind his Chinese wife and four children, the youngest of which was born in June.
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