The 4th China-Russia Transport University Rectors Forum was held in Xi'an, Northwest China’s Shaanxi province, on Dec 15.
The Aspiring to Peace - Zhang Xuguang's Cursive Calligraphy Exhibition kicked off here on Monday. About 50 pieces of Chinese calligraphy of Zhang Xuguang greet the visitors till Dec 16.
A unique agreement that will see Britain's Hadrian's Wall and the Great Wall of China work together, was announced last Tuesday by Heritage Minister John Glenn.
In Poland, the ever closer economic relationship with China has sparked people's interest in learning about a country more than 6,600 kilometers away, and many turn to a popular website named Chinytolubie, Polish for "China, I like it."
Nonprofits present comics, report in Beijing to support elimination of violence against women. Satarupa Bhattacharjya reports.
Wearing curly white hair, Roger T. Ames spoke slowly in Chinese at the eighth annual meeting of the Academy for International Communication of Chinese Culture, part of Beijing Normal University, in late November in Beijing.
China and UK agreed to enhance cooperation in creative cultural industry in a high-level forum in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Tuesday, as the 5th annual China-UK People-to-People Dialogue was held in the UK.
Overseas students at a Xi'an college feel at home
Chinese Bridge Chinese-proficiency competitions are bringing people together and helping to build a worldwide community working for a shared future. Fang Aiqing reports.
Considered a living legend, Alamgir Shah Bhuiyan, is the highest ranking wushu master in Bangladesh.
Slovak saxophone quartet Saxophone Syncopators made their debut show in China by performing at the capital's Minzu Theater on Dec 1.
Zhang Haochen, the youngest gold medal winner of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, made his Carnegie Hall solo debut on Nov 18 in New York, treating the audience to a wide-ranging program of classics.