At the Xumishan Grottoes in Guyuan, Ningxia, carved since the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534), colossal Buddha statues emerge from red cliffs.
After taking up tennis as a hobby in her 50s, celebrity Qu Ying proves it's never too late to fall in love with sports.
Japan is fighting back against online abuse of athletes, and sports authorities have a warning for trolls planning to target competitors at this year's Asian Games: You are being watched.
There was a time in the not-so-distant past that many Major League Baseball teams looked at their college baseball counterparts with a degree of skepticism.
Zibo transforms viral fame into sustainable tourism through cultural revival and thoughtful upgrades.
"Voices of Youth" spotlights choral performances and musical talent of China's Generation Z.
The Shanghai Theatre Academy (STA) hosted a series of events towards the end of last month to celebrate International Dance Day 2026, which fell on April 29.
Selected by the Chinese Ministry of Education to teach Chinese as a volunteer on Indonesia's Sumatra Island in 2008, Xi Hecan underwent several months of training to familiarize herself with the country's national conditions, culture and customs.
Every year, the Bali Mandarin Center welcomes about 300 Indonesian students to learn Mandarin.
As ice and snow melt in March, the Manas National Wetland Park in Manas county, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, welcomes the peak bird migration season.
On a cool spring evening in Beijing, the air at the Taihu Stage carried more than music — it carried conversation. Notes bent, rhythms collided, and cultures met mid-improvisation as the sixth Taihu Jazz Festival opened in sync with International Jazz Day on April 30.
Open Liu Kaixin's social media page and the first thing you see is a close-up of her face: long hair, largeframed glasses and a feeding tube running from one nostril. Then comes her light, gentle voice when she speaks to viewers as if they were friends.