Building trains every day, Guo Wuchun in his 50s from Zhuzhou, Hunan province, was not satisfied. He wanted more. He wanted to reach for the sky. His dream was to build and fly a helicopter that he made. It finally came true after five years of research and development.
On the southern and eastern slopes of the Santorini volcano in the south Aegean Sea, away from the swarms of tourists who huddle for a view of the caldera, low vineyards stretch out to the waves, painting the rough landscape with vivid splashes of green.
Improved development is bringing increased numbers of visitors to Maoshan to enjoy much more than just the holy Taoist peak.
A plucky little lute is indeed making a big comeback in the West and is flooding into China during its "third wave".
June 25 is a traditional Chinese Festival - Dragon Boat Festival. In order to publicize this ancient traditional festival for the Tanzanian people, the China Cultural Center in Tanzania launched an online Dragon Boat Festival promotional activity titled "the fragrance of rice dumplings in Dragon Boa
Craftsman Hu Xinming's clay sculptures usually revolve around traditional Chinese cultural themes. But these days, his work has taken a new direction: fighting drug crimes.
"The pandemic keeps us isolated, but culture and friendship bring us together." These were the words of the director of the China Cultural Center in Malta, Yang Xiaolong during the center’s Online Members’ Colloquy held on 12 June.
Zhenjiawan was built around 1265. It hosts the biggest and most complete cave dwellings in northern Shaanxi. Generations of people in Zhenjiawan have lived in the cave houses.
Singer Yang Yunqing—better known by her stage name, Sunnee — has signed with the Chinese division of Universal Music Group and released a single, By Your Side. The announcement was made at a virtual press conference in Shanghai on June 24.
The China Cultural Centre in Malta in collaboration with the philanthropic website of Life Tree Books (www.lifetreebooks.org.cn) is publishing free access to 9 colourfully illustrated children's books, the Malta Independent reported on 24 June.
Du Meng lives and works in Beijing. She was born in 1986, and she graduated in 2008, with a bachelor's degree in visual communications, from the School of Design, under the Central Academy of Fine Arts.
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