Theater from Inner Mongolia tours the Americas, but some urge greater marketing support for overseas visits. Yang Yang and Yuan Hui reports.
A woman is seen walking toward a spotlight onstage under which a circle is drawn in sand.
During a research trip to South Africa last summer, Zhang Chi visited several deprived areas to learn about the conditions facing the people who live in them. The first slum she visited was on the western outskirts of Cape Town, where the residents had built temporary shelters from sheets of iron and strips of linen on plots of deserted land.
A kite competition was held in Weifang in Shandong province.
Tourists enjoy themselves under peach trees in Tianjin.
The photographs point out that an environment full of vigor and harmony is needed by both man and animal.
When Gu Qin was a schoolboy, he used to help with his father's metal carving work in order to earn pocket money.
Historic artifacts from ancient times can't just be found in the usual museums listed on travel guides－Shanghai's academic institutions are home to a significant number as well.
Laurie Barnes is one of the few people who get to do what they love, and get paid for it. She has worked for decades as a curator to promote Chinese art in Palm Beach, a southern Florida town where not so many Chinese people live.
Claire McFall says she is astonished by how well the Chinese version of her book The Ferryman has done in China.
A play's revival brings to Beijing the little-known story of seven soccer players who were determined to get to the 1936 Olympic Games.
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