Spring is the best time to visit parks. At Beijing's Summer Palace, benches sit beneath canopies of flowering trees, where petals burst into color and drift through shifting light, and waterbirds glide between moments of flight and stillness across the lake.
In a world flooded with film festivals, the forward-looking model of the BJIFF stands apart. Centered on Master, Market, and Mass, it goes beyond taste-making.
Chinese travelers are planning more trips and placing greater emphasis on meaningful experiences, while travel companies are investing in technology and operational efficiency to keep pace with evolving demand, according to global travel company Expedia Group.
The Badaling Night Great Wall, a landmark nighttime tourist destination in Beijing, will reopen on April 30 with a major upgrade, offering visitors an immersive blend of interactive performances, light shows and cultural experiences.
At a coffee market in Feng Sheng Li Jing'an Temple Square, office worker Mao Mao and her colleague queued for 30 minutes to get My Altay, a 42-yuan ($6.16) specialty creative coffee topped with creamy pistachio foam.
A legendary tale is getting a high-energy, rhythmic makeover. Mulan, an innovative children's percussion musical, is set to premiere at the China National Theatre for Children in Beijing.
Demand for in-depth experiential tourism during the upcoming May Day holiday from May 1 to 5 has grown rapidly.
Though the ocean and the desert poplar may seem unrelated, in the artistic world of Shandong artist Xiao Jibo, they are closely intertwined. He has been revisiting these two subjects, through which he sees beauty, inclusiveness, greatness, and the spirit of perseverance in nature.
A documentary on the country's low-carbon transition, The Answer Is Earth, premiered on Wednesday.
Actress Xin Zhilei advances globally, linking cultures through cinema while pursuing recognition at the French film festival, Bai Shuhao reports.
Horse Power, a documentary tracing the journeys of seven horses from different breeds around the world, began screening on Monday at the giant-screen theater of the China Science and Technology Museum, where it will run through May 17.
This World Book Day, join China Daily's digital employee Yuanxi to explore the boundless world of books. Beyond borders, we listen to the wisdom of ages and encounter souls from far-off lands. Let's find a wider world within the pages.
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