Ahmadzai Abdul Wahed, a 26-year-old entrepreneur from Afghanistan, has been in China for seven years. In March, he founded his company Wuxiangang Culture and Technology, known as NHUB, in Beijing's Chaoyang district with the help of the Overseas Talent Entrepreneurship Conference.
As Niulang and Zhinyu (the cowherd and weaver lady) await their annual reunion at the approaching Qixi Festival-Chinese Valentine's Day-which falls on Saturday, young Chinese people seem to be disconsolate about being alone.
Lydia Ikisa who had endured several nightmares due to three miscarriages lauded members of the eighth batch of Chinese medical team for helping her realize her dream of giving birth.
Breathing heavily and sweating, 11 dancers move to the numbers they utter in low voices while walking fast from one direction to another.
After shooting to fame from her popular comedy TV series My Swordsman, actress Yan Ni has recently returned to her comfort zone with the new light comedy Dear Parents.
The first Hollywood film to be released in the Chinese mainland in over two months, Disney and Pixar's animated feature Luca is set to open on Aug 20.
The province of Jiangxi is a land with a glorious past, linked to the history of the Communist Party of China. It was a place that saw several critical moments in the development of the CPC.
The Great Demographic Reversal:Ageing Societies, Waning Inequality, and an Inflation Revival, a book by British economist Charles Goodhart and Manoj Pradhan, founder of the independent macroeconomic research firm Talking Heads Macro, was recently published in China by Beijing-based publisher CITIC Press Group.
The exhibition Chinese Lacquer Ware of the Qianlong Reign from The Palace Museum recently opened to the public at the Guardian Art Center in Beijing.
The works of Liu Xiaodong, the Chinese realistic painter, are now on show at UCCA Edge in Shanghai.
Art, involving as it does an expression of talent and awareness to be placed in full public view, can be a lonely occupation. For many artists, the struggle to create is worth it when the audience can get a glimpse into the artist's soul.
Before giving birth to her first child in 2012, Cai Yaling had no clue how tough being a mother would be, nor of the expectations society place upon women. A lot happened in a short space of time. In 2011, just a year or so previously, she had got married and then, after earning her master's degree in sculpture at the China Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing, fell pregnant. Cai didn't realize at the time that her career as an artist would face a two-year hiatus due to motherhood. When she did, depression and a sense of isolation set in.
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