The international metropolis shines bright as artists from China and around the world share unique experiences with residents and tourists.
Between the Opium War in 1840 and the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, roughly 10 million Chinese people left the country for destinations overseas, according to historical estimates.
For generations of Chinese students, Machu Picchu in Peru may have first appeared not on a travel itinerary, but in an English textbook.
The exhibition Kucha and the World × Her Kucha is running at the Mutianyu Great Wall Digital Museum in Bohai town, Huairou district, Beijing.
A group of international visitors from the United Kingdom, Colombia, Russia, Pakistan and Egypt kicked off an early Mid-Autumn celebration in Zhouzhuang Ancient Town, Kunshan, East China's Jiangsu province, on Sept 16.
Licensed Chaos: Everyday Lapses of Gaspard and Lisa, a free bilingual exhibition featuring the two main characters from the French picture-book series, opened at Re:Re: Art Space in Shanghai's Xuhui district on Sept 12.
A new cableway at Danxia Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Shaoguan, Guangdong province, was launched on Tuesday, greatly increasing the destination's visitor capacity.
The debut of the series Beyond Wukong on Hunan Satellite TV heralds a new era in visual storytelling, driving stock market gains and industry innovation.
Housed at the Shaanxi History Museum, this exquisite gilt-silver flask is a Tang Dynasty (618-907) masterpiece.
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