Altay prefecture in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region on Tuesday launched helicopter and light plane routes to offer tourists low-altitude views of the snowy region and revitalize winter tourism.
Italian fashion brand Dolce and Gabbana (D&G) latest “DG Loves China” online marketing ads have come under fire for trivializing China’s centuries-old culture and depicting Chinese women in a stereotypical and even racist way.
VisitBritain, Britain's official tourism agency, announced Tuesday a new collaboration with a leading China-based internet technology and cultural enterprise in a bid to increase spending by Chinese tourists to a billion pounds a year.
Chinese Wuxia (martial arts) novelist Shiao Ching-jen, more widely known by his pen name Xiao Yi, died of lung cancer in Los Angeles, the U.S. on Monday, according to the Chinese Writers Association of North America. He was 83.
Chinese experts urge the development of artificial intelligence in higher learning, Wang Ru reports. Wang Ru
After two months at McGill University in Canada, Liu Weiyi, a freshman there, found himself adapting well to his pharmacology major.
The sons and daughters of invention Given the challenge of coming up with innovative products or practices, thousands of young people went to work during a 7-month competition, ultimately producing a new flock of entrepreneurs, Chen Meiling reports.
Good news for museum fans in Beijing: An annual pass of museum tickets was released last week by the Beijing Museums Association, which will enable visitors to enter 115 institutions in the capital city to either for free or for discounted rates, in 2019.
Southwestern China's Xizang autonomous region has launched a series of favorable tourism policies to draw travelers to enjoy its winter charms from Nov 1 to March 15.
A recent international travel fair in China shows how the country and the world are visiting each other, Xu Lin reports.
When he was in the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang on the ancient Silk Road, gazing upon mural after mural of musical scenes, Tan Dun realized that those ancients were still talking to him.
Australian wine brand Penfolds recently unveiled Lot. 518, a spirited wine with baijiu – Chinese liquor - as part of its special bottlings range.