Against the backdrop that Asia is the preferred destination for most Chinese tourists, Thailand has become a key beneficiary of China's tourism boom.
Florists at the Summer Palace have recreated lovely floral pots, using fresh and artificial flowers to present different floral scenery throughout the year.
Since 2011 the Central Academy of Fine Arts has held an annual exhibition, titled Footprints of Youth, to show works by the students from 12 art academies nationwide.
An ongoing exhibition at Beijing's Taikang Space offers a precious glimpse into the military parade held at the founding ceremony on Oct 1, 1949.
Chinese festivals were the subject of a recent academic event in Beijing. And the subject was A Book on Festivals, a work by scholar Yu Shicun.
The Beijing International Horticultural Exhibition has received about 7.8 million visitors since its opening on April 29, the organizer said.
Korn Dabbaransi, a former Thai vice prime minister and president of the Thailand-China Friendship Association, has visited China more than 150 times since the 1970s and witnessed the robust economic development and enormous social change in China over the past four decades.
The Chinese Consulate General in Istanbul initiated "China Day" on Monday, drawing many Turks to feel China's achievements over the past seven decades as well as its unique culture.
An exhibition featuring southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region opened at the Fine Arts Zanabazar Museum here on Monday to promote people-to-people exchanges between China and Mongolia and mark the 70th anniversary of the two countries' diplomatic ties.
Longtime Emmy darling HBO scored more wins than any other network at Sunday's Emmy awards, taking home 34 trophies including best drama series for the final season of its global hit Game of Thrones.
Former Deputy Prime Minister and President of Thai-Chinese Cultural Relationship Council Pinit Jarusombat expressed his views on the China-Thailand relationship, changes China has gone through over the past 70 years and what he foresees for the two countries.
Late sculptor Liu Shiming could have stayed in Beijing to carve out a successful career like many of his contemporaries.
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