Home to the largest natural fishery base in northern Xinjiang, Fuhai in Altay prefecture turned its tradition of winter fishing into a tourism festival featuring ice fishing performances, ice-and-snow sports, and other activities in 2005.
To celebrate the Year of the Rabbit, time-honored Beijing snack brand Daoxiangcun launched gift boxes featuring festive snacks and traditional Chinese packaging.
As the Year of the Rabbit arrived on Jan 22, a Sunday, people across the United States had ample free time to celebrate the traditional Chinese New Year festival, with one of the highlights being a special tribute by China's Foreign Minister Qin Gang at an NBA game in Washington.
A museum long dedicated to the cultural and natural heritage of the Miao ethnic group is eyeing tourism.
A unique Chinese New Year concert "The Sound of Spring" was held here on Saturday, charming the audience with the diversity and artistry of Chinese symphonic music.
After enduring the negative impact of COVID-19, China's cinemas welcomed crowds of moviegoers during the Spring Festival holiday, raising hopes for the film industry's recovery.
The show, set against the backdrop of a 1990s film set, focuses on kung fu masters, Chen Nan reports.
Myth and science fiction combine to give appreciative viewers a taste of the past and future, Li Yingxue reports.
Young straw-plaiting craftswoman aspires to bring new splendor to ancient technique.
Bangladesh is developing a master plan to promote its tourism industry and tap its rich resources, with China providing valuable support.
Bangabandhu Memorial Museum, also known as Bangabandhu Bhaban, is a three-story museum in the heart of Dhaka, the capital.
The coffee industry in Baoshan has a history of 70 years, during which its plantation area has increased nearly 12 times. In the 1950s, it produced less than 1,000 metric tons of coffee beans a year. Today, it is nearly 20 times more.