The Confucius Institute at the University of Al Azhar Indonesia held a youth microfilm festival here on Saturday to promote people-to-people exchanges between China and Indonesia.
Sitting at the center of Palm Beach island, surrounded by mansions, golf courses, and boutique hotels, a red-lacquered archway with blue eaves leads visitors to a small tranquil garden. I Ho Yuan, says the plaque on it.
An international music festival with performers from Belt and Road countries kicked off in Shenzhen, southern Guangdong province, on Saturday night, with the aim of strengthening cultural exchanges and deepening friendship between the people.
Wiener Symphoniker (Vienna Symphony) is presenting for the first time in Shanghai the complete Beethoven symphonies, one to nine, which is an unprecedented project for the orchestra.
Cultural relics exhibitions have become more important for China in improving cultural exchange, the head of the country's cultural heritage authority said Monday.
Two visitors wearing traditional Chinese headgears pose for photos at the "Chinese Heargear in Brussels" photography exhibition in Brussels, Belgium, on March 28, 2017.
Imagine a pottery male figure with his upper body naked, revealing his natural and astonishingly accurate anatomy. He wears only a short loincloth, imposing his muscles as a strong man.
Buildings and houses made of food do not only appear in fairy tales or on movie screens, but also in real life. Recently, Song Dong, a Chinese artist, brought his city made of chocolate, biscuits and jello to an exhibition entitled "City" in Katmandu, Nepal.
About 600 Chinese books were displayed at the annual Paris Book Fair, with 150 traditional Chinese comic series catching a lot of attention.
Ten of the British Library's most iconic treasures will be loaned to China for the first time as part of a cultural exchange program between Britain's national Library and partner institutions in China, the library said Thursday.
Celebrating the 22nd Francophonie Festival, the avant-Garde group were invited to China to share their riotous style of jazz to Chinese audiences for the first time.
A new biography sheds light on Sir Robert Hart's time in China as a customs official during the Qing Dynasty.