The idea that classical wisdom nourishes the life of the spirit took shape during the Renaissance period — the transitional movement in Europe between medieval and modern times, beginning in the 14th century in Italy and lasting into the 17th century, when Greek and Latin authors were restored to prominence by leading humanists.
Poetry, music, tea, and flowers came together at Beijing's Summer Palace on June 9 as Chinese and international guests gathered for a cultural exchange event celebrating the power of classical literature to connect civilizations across borders.
In the digital age, technology has changed how people experience classical culture.
Face-to-face exchanges allow young people from both sides of the Taiwan Strait to see shared culture and daily life up close.
Passing the marble statues of Aristotle and Plato, classical studies scholars from around the world entered the auditorium of the Academy of Athens on Tuesday for a dialogue spanning the East and West, from the past to the present day.
The virtuous friendship of the classical era offers an ethical foundation for cooperation among nations, peoples and civilizations
The fourth Luxembourg International Dragon Boat Festival was held on June 7 along the Moselle River in Remich, Luxembourg.
Sinologists explore the relevance of China's experiences to international issues, Hu Yumeng and Ma Jingna report in Lanzhou.