A group of Fijian and Chinese guests gathered at the China Cultural Center in Fiji to celebrate its fifth anniversary of establishment on Thursday.
Nidaa al-Shanty, a young Palestinian woman from the Gaza Strip, likes to perform Chinese quilling art to create decorative designs to present them as gifts to her family members and friends.
Deeply attracted by the Chinese language and cuisine in TV programs as a little girl, Imani Haji, a 28-year-old teacher working with the Confucius Institute at Dar es Salaam University (UDSM), has decided years ago to visit China and learn the language.
China and Pakistan signed a memorandum on translation and publication of classics Tuesday, in an effort to give fresh impetus to cultural and people-to-people exchanges between the two countries.
Having lived in Wuhan for five years, Sayed witnessed how Wuhan, after being hit hard by the pandemic, emerged victorious in its fight against the pandemic after making great sacrifices.
An ecstatic fan of the capital city, Liuba's paintings emanate a stroke of vividity -- skyscrapers stringing out along the flyovers, museums in artistic design, and kids playing with snow in quadrangle courtyards imbue the historical city with a modern twist and a thick breath of life.
Thai student Sirinpun Yantarat from Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, alongside other classmates from overseas, volunteers her services as a guide and interpreter for an exhibition at Liaoning Museum that runs until March 2 in Shenyang, the provincial capital of Liaoning province.
The China Cultural Center in Pakistan recently launched an online exhibition on its social media platforms to spotlight China’s natural wonders.
Since its establishment 70 years ago, China International Exhibition Agency has been dedicated to the cultural exchanges between China and the world.
The 21st Meet in Beijing International Arts Festival will feature performances of various music genres from groups from around the world.
French fashion designer Pierre Cardin opened his restaurant Maxim's in 1983 about 3 km from Beijing's famed Tian'anmen Square. This high-end eatery is where many Beijingers have their first taste of authentic French food without having to step foot in Paris.
Earlier this year, Thomas Rabe, the grandson of John Rabe, once called the "Schindler of China", reached out for help from Germany during the COVID-19 outbreak, and many people in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, took immediate action to provide the needed medical supplies.
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