Without big-name stars, dazzling visual effects or slogan-like messaging, Dear You tells the story of generations of overseas Chinese through one of the simplest forms of love: a letter sent home.
As Dear You continues to dominate the Chinese box office, the food it features is earning as much critical acclaim as the film itself.
The cultural tourism brand Guangdong Gifts recently announced its official 2025 list of selected products, along with a batch of its 2026 items, during the 22nd China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair in Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong province.
Eighteen years after first experiencing Olympic-era Beijing as a young tourist, Bilal Lashari returns as the filmmaker behind a record-beating movie, Xu Fan reports.
Tongren rises as a worthy tourist area for its mountainous heritage preservation, breathtaking landscapes and local matcha products, Xu Lin reports.
An exhibition of rare artworks in Beijing explores the long relationship between people and horses, Wang Ru reports.
Where Winds Meet is introducing concepts deeply embedded in storytelling traditions to a wider audience.
The 14th "Concert on the Green" wrapped up at Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden in the city's Songjiang district on Sunday, offering audience a healing experience that delicately blended classic music and diverse interactive activities in a natural setting.
Mugong Langqiao — wooden arch covered bridges — stand as elegant testaments to human ingenuity.
For generations, market day in rural China was largely about necessity. Villagers arrived with woven baskets and shopping lists, searching for essentials like cooking oil, rice, salt, farm tools and kitchenware, while always hoping to secure a good bargain.
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