Luigi Ferella has paved the way, literally, for champions worldwide. One of his proudest masterpieces is the 100-meter track in China's "Bird's Nest" National Stadium which saw Jamaican Usain Bolt smash the world record in a time of 9.69 seconds during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
Jean Pierre Khoury, a 29-year-old Lebanese man, starts his day at 6 am every morning, juggling between his volunteering work at the Lebanese Red Cross and his Chinese language course at the Confucius Institute at the Universite Saint Joseph in Beirut.
The China Cultural Center in Rabat has launched an online exhibition of intangible cultural heritage from Southwest China's Sichuan province, in celebration of the China Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, which falls on Saturday.
Pierre Alivon, a French photographer and sculptor, took thousands of photos of Beijing's bleak street scenes in February when the country was battling the viral outbreak at full tilt. Meanwhile, he has tried to reflect the devotion and fearless spirit he perceived in his random subjects in a sculptu
Dough modelling artist Liu Jie shows his craft during an intangible cultural heritage shopping festival at the Hubei Provincial Library in Wuhan, capital of Central China's Hubei province, June 11, 2020.
To celebrate Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, which falls on June 13 this year, and let South Korean people know more about China, the China Tourism Office in Seoul recently launched a photo exhibition on its website and social media platforms.
Universal Beijing Resort and IMAX China, a subsidiary of IMAX Corporation, recently announced an agreement to launch China's first-ever theme park destination IMAX theater.
Young student Du Sulinna hopes to make Dian Opera known and liked by more people.
Chinese rock singer-songwriter Xie Tianxiao will headline the upcoming Xueyehu 1895 Music Festival, which will be held during the end of August at Jinan Xueyehu Lake Tourist Area, located in Jinan, Shandong province, about a 50-kilometer drive away from downtown Jinan city.
After months of forced hiatus for film, television and music productions due to the coronavirus lockdown, much of Hollywood is rejoicing this week in response to California Governor Gavin Newsom's declaration that production in California could be greenlit as early as June 12.
Once in a blue moon, bacon is on the recommended eating list from the doc.