Returning to a vibrant celebration of cultures, a former US student reflects on the power of cultural exchange and the unity found in diversity.
The Third UNESCO High-Level Forum for Museums ended in Hangzhou. The three - day event gathered museum professionals from over 60 countries and regions. They discussed the museum's evolving role beyond preservation, digital integration in operations, and its function as an educational and lifelong - learning platform. The video offers Ernesto Ottone R.'s thoughts on museums' new role amidst social and technological changes.
Annual French cultural festival offers ambitious program to give audiences the opportunity to explore multiple disciplines, Fang Aiqing reports.
The United Nations marked its 16th Chinese Language Day on April 15 at its New York headquarters, offering an immersive cultural experience that blended Chinese poetry and music.
A group of museum directors and heritage studies experts from over 60 countries and regions visited the Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City and the Liangzhu Museum in Hangzhou before the Third UNESCO High-Level Forum for Museums. Liangzhu, a symbol of over 5,000 - year - old Chinese civilization, impressed them. Many participants commended China's efforts and achievements in cultural heritage protection and inheritance.
Travel, one of humanity's oldest pursuits,offers much more than a change of scenery. What deeper value does it bring to our lives? What is the true allure of setting off on a journey?
Aliyev recalled that in 2003, as a young student, he bought a copy of The Analects of Confucius for just three yuan — a book he couldn't understand at the time. Yet, he made a vow to one day fully comprehend it and eventually translate it into Azerbaijani.
On April 21, China Daily, in collaboration with Beijing Foreign Studies University, successfully hosted the 2025 World Book Day event themed "The Power of Reading." Kirill Kravtsov, a Russian postgraduate student at the School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University, shared his reflections on reading in Chinese.
As the May Day holiday approaches, China's tourism market is witnessing a remarkable surge, with travel demand on the rise. For international visitors, what is China's unique appeal as a destination country?
International youth explore Shanghai's vibrant blend of tradition and modernity, gaining new insights into Chinese culture and society.
Students from Southeast Asia share their experiences of embracing cultural exchanges, building connections, and shaping future careers in China.
Animal images play significant roles in every civilization. In Cambodia, the Naga, a snake deity shared by Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, is seen as the guardian of national prosperity, and symbolizes auspiciousness and peace. In Yunnan province just across the border, cattle enjoyed similar cultural connotations of prosperity and wealth during the Dian kingdom, which existed from the Warring States Period (475-221 BC) to the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220).
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