As international travelers return to China and domestic tourism continues to expand, the benefits of travel are increasingly reaching destinations, local businesses and communities, according to Trip.com Group's latest sustainability report.
Forty-five young Germans recently visited Yunnan province as part of the Chinese Bridge summer camp to explore its cultural diversity and strengthen the bonds of friendship between China and Germany.
Digital art group Asta Lab has created a sensorial and immersive environment at the Today Art Museum in Beijing, integrating digital art, real-time video, original music, and spatial installations.
"Classics" are not merely relics of the past; they are a vibrant cultural force that continues to resonate and inspire innovation across generations. The exhibition Memory and Future: Contemporary Italian Art, currently on display at the Guardian Art Center until Sept 9, showcases the dynamic and self-renewing landscape of Italian art since the 20th century.
Guo Lanying, one of China's most celebrated opera singers and a defining voice of the country's revolutionary and folk-inspired musical tradition, died in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, on Aug 11, at the age of 97.
A tiny cat hugging an oversized vegetable has become one of this summer's most unexpected online sensations in China.
Zhang Zouyuan shared an unexpected moment with a local Kazak boy beneath mountains dotted with yellow wildflowers.
Foreign tourists recently attended the Yi Torch Festival, the grandest traditional celebration of the Yi ethnic group, to immerse themselves in the region's distinct ethnic culture across multiple cities in Yunnan province.
The Tianmen Mountain Scenic Area in Zhangjiajie, Hunan province, recently launched a series of summer activities featuring traditional folk performances, attracting crowds of domestic and international visitors.
Recently, the specialized academic work Ancient Shu Jades: A Comprehensive Study of Excavated Jades from the Sanxingdui and Jinsha Sites was officially released in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province.
An exhibition featuring original bronze animal heads from Beijing's Old Summer Palace (Yuanmingyuan) has opened at the Zhijiang branch of Zhejiang Provincial Museum in Hangzhou, drawing large crowds eager to get a close look at some of China's most iconic cultural relics.
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