Once an area of fabric stalls in the 90s, the South Bund Soft Spinning Material Market in Huangpu district now hosts nearly 300 bespoke tailoring shops. Forty percent of its customers are foreigners, contributing 70 percent of its sales. Stitch by stitch, it has become Shanghai's new must-see thanks to bespoke tailoring.
The third Shanghai Internet Audio and Video Creators Conference opened on Thursday at Fuxing Island in Shanghai's Yangpu district, bringing together filmmakers, influencers and young innovators to discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping content creation.
The 2026 World Tourism Cities Federation Beijing Fragrant Hills Tourism Summit will be held in Beijing from June 1 to 4, as global tourism continues its robust recovery while embracing rapid digital transformation.
Chinese online entertainment platform iQIYI announced on Tuesday that its AI-powered production platform Nadou Pro has attracted more than 10,000 active creators within one month of opening for commercial use.
Stretching across some of northern China's most dramatic landscapes, these sections of the fortification combine history, solitude and natural beauty, inviting visitors to experience them in a more authentic way, Wang Ru reports.
Before I visited it in person, the Great Wall existed in my mind only as a single, unbroken line, like a dragon's spine stretching across the map of northern China.
Through research, technology and community support, various sections are captivating new audiences with dynamic appeal, Yang Feiyue reports.
From mountain villages to virtual worlds, the Great Wall is evolving far beyond its origins, Yang Feiyue reports.
Antiques hub is magnet for tourists looking for unique keepsake.
Global travel intent remains robust at 74 percent for the upcoming summer, with Chinese travelers displaying even stronger intent at 81 percent, a latest survey said.
In the surprise hit Chinese film Dear You, shot entirely in the Chaoshan dialect, sweet yam soup, Teochew chive dumplings, and Chinese olives carry the memories of migrants who journeyed to Southeast Asia, folding their longings into handwritten letters.
International alumni turn their studies in Shanghai into opportunities for careers, cooperation and deeper cultural understanding across borders.
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