The first sports art exhibition opened in the Winter Olympic village in Beijing on Monday, as a celebration for the upcoming 2022 Winter Olympic Games.
In 2021, museums held many eye-catching cultural exhibitions. These exhibitions, like a chain bead connected with the spiritual core of Chinese culture, brightened the life and revealed people buried deep in history. In these exhibitions, the history condensed in each cultural relic seems to be transformed into a flesh and blood encounter. These exhibitions led visitors through time and space and into ancient people's lives. Let's look back on this ordinary and extraordinary year of the museums.
On Jan 8, China Cultural Centre in Sydney and China Lion Film Distribution hosted a film screening event for the centre's members and art lovers at the Event Cinema in Sydney.
The national flag of China was raised in morning breeze on Monday under the iconic dome of the Al Wasl Plaza, the central stage of the Expo 2020 Dubai site, marking the start of the National Day of China Pavilion.
XI'AN－Sandrine, a French national living in Xi'an, an ancient city in Northwest China, decided to ring in 2022 in a slightly different way－volunteering for the city's pandemic control and prevention work.
SUEZ, Egypt－"I never thought fiberglass products were so close to our daily life! The production process here is so wonderful!" said Veronica Wael, an Egyptian Chinese language student at the Confucius Institute of the Suez Canal University in Egypt, when visiting China's fiberglass giant manufacturer Jushi.
Beijing, China's culture hub with the largest number of top-notch education institutions, has been making increasing efforts to enhance both teaching quality and global vision for its K12 education to better prepare the city's youth to face the uncertainty in the world with more confidence.
SHANGHAI－Development prospects in China are becoming attractive for international students as many choose to seek opportunities in the country after graduation, according to a report released by New York University Shanghai.
Disco, hip-hop, rock 'n' roll and traditional Chinese cultural elements all come together in a kaleidoscopic charm in a reality show that premiered on Chinese streaming platform Youku in November.
BEIJING－The moment they are picked up from kindergarten each day, Tan Xinyan and her schoolmates scamper into a playground with newly installed swings, climbing frames and slides. Even the piercing winter cold and early nightfall in Beijing cannot change their daily routine.
As the country attracts increasing numbers of expats to study or work, local people are interacting more with them. Consequently, there is a unique group of foreigners living in China who are trying to show the world their understanding of the country in an innovative way.
Just before New Year's Eve, Zhao Mudi, a 21-year-old college student, and five classmates experienced "time travel" in the renovated basement of a Beijing furniture retailer.
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