Nonprofit shows how dreams and ambitions can be achieved by those with limited resources, Xing Wen reports.
It is one of the metrics, a signpost of progress in an improving economy and society-children getting the opportunity of going to college, an opportunity their parents did not have. "First-generation college students" refers to university-bound children from a family where neither of the parents cou
Candles are lit, incense sticks burn and percussion instruments of various sizes and shapes are lying on the table. Feng Mantian, player of the ruan, a traditional Chinese plucked, stringed instrument, sits in the center of the room, and performs along with his band members, percussionists Zhao Bing
Fungus specialist attracts legions of online fans as she shines a light on life in the dark, Li Yingxue reports.
Called the Paris of the East, Shanghai in East China is arguably China's most cosmopolitan city. Lujiazui district's towering skyscrapers, as well as the countless old alleyways, shikumen houses and historic buildings all narrate intriguing stories of the city.
Shanghai, the economic center of China, is not only a fashionable metropolis, but also a national historic and cultural city, which boasts numerous historical sites and profound cultural foundations. Fashion and tradition fuse together, making the city a charming place to visit.
The coastal city Shanghai in East China has glamorous natural scenery, fascinating cultural landscape, joyous festival activities and delicious food treats, undoubtedly a paradise for tourists.
With the flowers blooming, the vast grasslands of N China's Inner Mongolia turn poetic in spring.
Floating clouds, pastures, cattle and sheep create a splendid picture of grasslands in North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region. Horses are the closest friends of herdsmen, and this relationship has continued to this day.
The Inner Mongolia Plateau is the cradle of the nomadic culture in N China. Over thousands of years, the ethnic groups living there have created a splendid prairie culture.
NE China's Dalian is known as the "pearl of the north", a city cradled by mountains and ocean. You can take a walk along the two-kilometer-coastline, explore Asia's longest underwater tunnel, taste seafood specialties, and enjoy hot springs or skiing during winter in this coastal city.
Dalian is located at the southernmost part of the Liaoning Peninsula. There are mountains to the north and sea on three sides. The city has a history of more than 100 years and a diverse mix of cultures.
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