Hello Panda Festival, a lantern-art extravaganza presented by the China Performing Arts Agency (CPAA) North America, unveiled its illuminated displays Friday evening here at Citi Field baseball park.
China Radio International (CRI) teamed up with Malaysia's Institute of Language and Literature (DBP) in a collaboration to publish books on Chinese culture and history in the Malay language.
Frozen in time, one walking into the sub-level of the Wangfujing Department Store could easily think they had traveled back in time to Beijing in the 1980s.
Tibetan Opera finally had the chance to stun audiences at the China Theatre Festival that closed in East China's Fuzhou in November, 10 years after it was inscribed in the UNESCO intangible cultural heritage list.
New Zealand Asian Sports and Culture Festival, aimed at promoting cultural exchanges in New Zealand, will be held from Feb 29 to March 1, 2020, its organizer said in a press conference held in Auckland, New Zealand on Sunday.
The Chinese-donated Chairman Mao Zedong High School is igniting education fever in the Otjomuise area on the outskirts of Namibia's capital Windhoek.
Greece makes a lot of efforts in attracting more Chinese tourists all year round and the Chinese market is very important in the country's bid to update its tourism product, Greek officials told Xinhua here on Friday.
A vast and colorful light sculpture honoring old Chinese traditions illuminated the dark night here on Thursday and marked the opening of the Asian Lantern Festival at the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds.
Nanjing, an ancient city in East China's Jiangsu province, is looking for 100 gifts with historic marks to celebrate its 2,500 anniversary in 2028.
A production site of stone armor of the Qinshihuang mausoleum was discovered in Northwest China's Shaanxi province, the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology said Wednesday.
At the recent Cairo International Film Festival, Chinese films won love and praise from both the jury and audiences, says Chinese actress Qin Hailu, a member of the international jury.
Chinese archaeologists have used new technology to ascertain whether the remnants of carbonized textiles found in a burial urn unearthed at the Neolithic Yangshao Culture ruins in Central China's Henan province are the remains of the world's earliest known silk fabrics.
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