UNITED NATIONS — A pop-up Kunqu performance, showcasing one of China's oldest surviving forms of opera, brought an unexpected burst of traditional Chinese culture to the United Nations headquarters in New York on Aug 4.
Forty-five young Germans recently visited Yunnan province as part of the Chinese Bridge summer camp to explore its cultural diversity and strengthen the bonds of friendship between China and Germany.
When Chen Zhanghuan received his FIFA World Cup 2026 volunteer certificate after two months of service, it meant far more to him than recognition.
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A bus carrying Cambodian educators wound its way through the karst mountains of Guizhou.
Visitors to the Diachronic Museum of Aegina, on the Greek island of the same name, will these days find themselves immersed in the contemplative world of Eastern art and philosophy.
HARARE — Laughter and applause filled a packed cinema in Harare, Zimbabwe's capital, on Aug 1 as the Chinese comedy-drama One and Only lit up the screen.
Beneath the shade of a towering tree, artists paused over their sketchbooks.
NANCHANG — Tracing a creative arc from socarrat, an ancient Arab ceramic-making technique flourishing in Valencia, Spain, to Jingdezhen's classic Chinese techniques, Spanish artist Xavier Monsalvatje is reinterpreting centuries-old craftsmanship through a contemporary lens.
Delaney Masal first arrived in China expecting the country she had long seen in American headlines — "crowded, less developed and unwelcoming". Instead, the 29-year-old New York photographer said the experience "floored" her.