As a special gift to mark International Children's Day, 30,000 digital tickets for nine acclaimed movies have been distributed free to overseas Chinese youngsters.
The China Cultural Center in Stockholm has cooperated with the China Artists Association, China Nationality Culture Foundation, Lilla Akademien, Xingzhi Skolan and Stockholms Kinesiska Skola to jointly present "The Color of Summer”, an art exhibition featuring art from Chinese and Swedish children.
Dancers from the Shanghai Ballet had their first group training session on Wednesday morning after a two-month pause to all performances and rehearsals because of the latest COVID-19 outbreak.
Ecuadorian writer Veronica Bonilla has received the Special Book Award for 2021, the highest recognition by China for a foreign writer.
Since 2019, Shenzhen Art Museum has shown original picture books by home-grown artists every year as a way to celebrate the International Children's Day on June 1. This year's exhibition, Traditional Fables in Picture Books, brings together works by two female creators, Liu Peipei and Qi Siyu. In their reinterpretations of classical texts of the East and West, Liu vividly depicts the vigor of small animals in her series of Aesop's Fables, and Qi enlivens characters from ancient Chinese tales and operas.
Over 180 North American teenagers and university students have participated in a "cloud dialogue," learning about the legendary Sanxingdui Ruins in China.
The dragon boat industry in Miluo, Hunan province, is boosting local economic development and helping to spread Chinese tradition.
Ballet dancer Chun Wai Chan was promoted to take on the role as the principal dancer at New York City Ballet.
Children will always remember, consciously or not, the beautiful moments when they snuggled up and read with someone they love. As International Children's Day approaches, here are some recommended reads for young readers and their parents. Give the gift of words to your little ones this year.
During ancient times, children didn't have smart phones, ipads or computers to entertain them. Instead, they came up with interesting games to play in their childhood. Let's take a look.
Conservationist Chu Wenwen has been as industrious as the creatures she studies in creating platforms for their protection and promotion.
Art center director Rehman Ablimit enjoys his daily routine of leading actors through rehearsals.
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