An international cultural exchange event retracing the historic journey of Tang (618-907) Buddhist monk Xuanzang was launched in Beijing on Aug 14, with organizers aiming to promote cultural exchange and tourism cooperation between China and countries along the ancient Silk Road.
TUNIS — As the last rays of sunlight faded over the ancient theater of Carthage, night settled in, and the summer heat began to ease. Then the resonant strains of Peking Opera rang out.
AMMAN — In a quiet neighborhood north of the Jordanian capital Amman, Manal Al-Khammash sits with unwavering focus before a guzheng, a traditional Chinese instrument, carefully plucking its strings and practicing one note after another.
NEW YORK — An exhibition exploring the depiction of music in ancient Chinese paintings recently opened in New York, offering visitors a glimpse into the artistic, cultural and social life of the Song Dynasty (960-1279).
From July 30 to August 2, three events under the theme "Tea for Harmony: Yaji Cultural Salon" were held in Casablanca and Rabat, Morocco.
Many first-time visitors come to Beijing for its famous landmarks. Some leave captivated by the rooftops.
Georgian National Museum welcomed an impressive new exhibition, garnering great interest from residents in this Caucasian country.
HANGZHOU — Clad in a red volunteer vest bearing a badge in the shape of a jade-inlaid lacquer cup, one of her favorite Liangzhu artifacts, American Emma Chen greeted visitors to the Liangzhu Museum in East China, and then shared stories of a civilization that flourished more than 5,000 years ago.
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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