For Chinese scholar Song Xiaoyu, "China" offers more than wordplay on the country. It offers a new entry point for exploring the connections between China and the wider world.
When Mahmoud Soliman calls a taxi in Shanghai, drivers often mistake him for a local because of his fluent Mandarin.
Wandering Accordions, a film co-produced by China and Kyrgyzstan, drew attention at the recently concluded 13th Silk Road International Film Festival held in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, in late September.
On Sept 25 and 26, the "A Moonment to Remember: Fascinating Hubei" themed performance was staged in Berlin.
The China National Symphony Orchestra recently made its Canadian debut with a four-city tour.
Chinese art anthropologist Fang Lili was recently invited to participate in an international ceramic art exhibition and a series of cultural exchanges in Italy, where she shared her research on Jingdezhen in East China's Jiangxi province and its transformation from a center of porcelain production into a contemporary hub of art and cultural creativity.
The 2026 "Check in at Gulou West Street and Stroll Along Diagonal Street" cultural consumption series kicked off on Thursday on Gulou West Street, bringing together the International Mini Market and the "Reading Guxi" cultural exploration activity.
Reflecting on his first visit to Beijing in 2012, José M. Almodóvar noted that despite the large scale of Chinese cities, many urban spaces can still be experienced at a pedestrian scale.
China's recent visa relaxations have made it easier than ever for international visitors to experience the country firsthand.
Living abroad changes you, but moving to China seems to unlock a whole new lifestyle—a viral social media trend affectionately dubbed "Chinamaxxing."