Some moments seem ordinary when they happen: a first cry, a first love, a first goodbye. Only years later, when looking back, do they reveal how much they shaped us.
China will host two major national festivals celebrating poetry and Peking Opera in October, bringing performances, discussions and public programs to Zhejiang and Hubei provinces.
The 2026 Latin American Art Season, organized by the China International Culture Association and China Arts and Entertainment Group, brought vibrant performances to Beijing's Chaoyang Park on Oct 6-7.
In A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens famously wrote: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."
Many may regard this dynasty as having endured one of the darkest periods in ancient Chinese history. Yet civilization also reveals its resilience in times of upheaval.
The country's beer market is no longer growing through simple volume expansion. Instead, the sector is entering a new phase where companies are competing for share through premium products, stronger brands and more targeted consumer occasions.
For much of the past decade, success in China's coffee market was measured by two numbers: how many stores a company could open and how cheaply it could sell a cup of joe.
Drone photographer Rong Kaiyuan has spent two decades building a photographic record of historical sites.
One of China's four famous classical gardens, Lingering Garden was first built in 1593 during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and is regarded as a masterpiece of garden art in Jiangnan (the southern regions of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River).
Indonesia is betting on dragons — both mythical and symbolic — to lure Chinese travelers to its eastern frontier.
Winding through the dramatic gorges of southeastern Chongqing, the Wujiang River showcases its most spectacular section, known as the "river gallery" — a poetic name for its roughly 100-kilometer scenic stretch.
Across China, a fast-growing retro economy is reviving experiences that technology left behind.