Marking the upcoming 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the 10th anniversary of the proposal of "Chinese Dream", an online gala bringing together seven of the country's most popular streaming sites has attracted more than 150 million viewers, according to the National Radio and Television Administration.
An ancient bustling street market brimming with pavement stalls and hawkers peddling goods as depicted in Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, a masterpiece by Zhang Zeduan from the Song Dynasty (960-1279), has been found in Dengzhou city, central China's Henan province.
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy－A 14-day visit to Beijing has left Italian Mattia Gaspari with beautiful memories. Recalling his days in Beijing after returning to Italy, the skeleton Olympian says that he had raced on the most magnificent track he has ever seen.
Cui Qiming, a recognized national master of arts and crafts, has sculpted jadeite for decades, and his carvings, primarily figures and miniature landscapes, have seen him scoop up national prizes.
The 2022 "Zodiac Flashmob" kicked off online on March 3.
Art enthusiasts can now admire 15 contemporary paintings that were traded during the fourth China International Import Expo last year at an ongoing showcase at the Shanghai Being Art Museum.
A Lifelong Journey, an epic drama chronicling China's unprecedented transformation in over half a century, has earned widespread applause, shattering records and becoming the most-watched TV series on State broadcaster China Media Group in the past five years, according to producers during a recent symposium held in Beijing.
In Zimbabwe, China has become a competitive study destination, surpassing some traditional English-speaking destinations. Given China's status as a manufacturing giant, the Asian country is also the most preferred destination for traders and business people.
In my first year in Beijing, I signed up for Chinese language classes at a community center in Maizidian.
CANBERRA－Australian senior constable Kelly Foster, who lost her life last year trying to save a Chinese national, was awarded the Gold Great Wall commemorative medal by the Chinese ambassador to Australia on Feb 24.
Chinese novelist Liu Zhenyun's work, I Did Not Kill My Husband, which was published in 2012, follows a woman, Li Xuelian, who lives in rural China and spends over 20 years earning back society's respect after her former husband tarnished her reputation.
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