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.
Scholars are finding new relevance in the study of time-honored texts as technology reshapes societies across civilizations.
The University of Birmingham and the Shanghai YZL Foundation have launched a new partnership aimed at expanding educational and career opportunities for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds while fostering closer educational ties between China and the United Kingdom.
As overseas readers look beyond traditional images of China and seek stories that reflect its contemporary culture, history and imagination, Chinese genre fiction is finding growing opportunities on the international stage.
The 2026 Intermuseum BRICS+ Festival, held in Russia's capital city of Moscow at the end of May, brought together museum directors, scholars and experts from 26 countries, including Russia, China, Brazil, India, South Africa, and the UAE.
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