When University of California, Davis, student Jade Melendres is asked "Why China?", her answer is deeply personal.
Entering the historic Tiled Pavilion in the tranquil courtyard of the Istanbul Archaeological Museums, visitors are immediately greeted by the refined geometry of Ottoman imperial tiles.
A young academic center combines rigorous study with overseas exchange to broaden understanding across civilizations.
Egyptian teen wins hearts with role in blockbuster Chinese film that highlights how food brings people together even during war.
Tour guide Ars, dressed in a checked shirt, felt hat and a pair of sneakers, sat in the saddle among fellow riders waiting in line one recent morning.
Leng Yihu aims to introduce Lanxi's intangible heritage to global audiences, inspire next generation.
White Dew is one of China's 24 solar terms, marking the time when the weather begins to turn cooler and the first hints of autumn appear.
Gorgon kernels add natural sweetness as summer heat bids farewell
Created when the Fengman Hydropower Station dammed the Songhua River, Songhua Lake is a large artificial lake renowned in Northeast China.
Embracing Diversity, an international art dialogue exhibition organized by the China National Academy of Painting, kicked off in the New Zealand capital on Aug 27 in celebration of the 20th anniversary of sister city relations between Wellington and Beijing.
Young composers put distinctive symphonic sounds to the historic Long March, first captured in a novel, then adapted into an illustrated series.