From October 29 to 31, 2024, the "Lion Forest Garden in My Eyes" International Communication Project was successfully organized by the Suzhou Lion Forest Management Office.
To make a serious comparison between Confucianism and ancient Greek philosophy, one must look further back, to the many centuries — or even millennia — that preceded the rise of these influential schools of thought, according to Athina Kavoulaki, an associate professor at the University of Crete in Greece.
An exhibition at Zhang Yuan, a cluster of repurposed historical buildings in downtown Shanghai, is presenting a dialogue between artisans from China and France.
The Belt and Road Forum on Scientific and People-to-people Exchange and High-Quality Development, which brought together participants from 16 countries, concluded at University of Science and Technology Beijing recently.
Panagiotis C. Laskaridis, chairman of The Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundation, presented two Aristotelian classics, Nicomachean Ethic sand Politics, both printed in the 17th century, to the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences during a book donation ceremony held at the institution on Nov 7. The gift of the two ancient works to the academy is a gesture of support for the first World Conference of Classics.
More than 300 guests from both China and abroad visited the exhibition titled "Archaeology and the Origins of Chinese Civilization" at the China Archaeological Museum in Beijing on Wednesday, as part of the sideline events for the first World Conference of Classics.
As the Philadelphia Orchestra returns to China on its latest tour, which began on Oct 31 and runs until the coming Sunday, it is once again making history.
Guests from both China and abroad visited the exhibition titled "Archaeology and the Origins of Chinese Civilization" at the China Archaeological Museum in Beijing on Wednesday.
The first World Conference of Classics holds significance for the exchange and mutual learning between Eastern and Western civilizations.
While several expats are admiring the intricate animal patterns on an ancient Chinese bronze object, others are carefully listening to a tour guide explain the skill and wisdom behind the craftsmanship.
Beijing event to examine legacy of ancient civilizations and their relevance to the modern day, Fang Aiqing reports.
I come from Kashmir, a place renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and complex history. Growing up beneath chinar trees, I learned to see them as symbols of endurance, each branch a witness to centuries of conflict, suffering, and resilience.
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