Chinese travel website Mafengwo recently unveiled a report about Chinese travelers who travel alone and pointed out that compared with other groups, they're more likely to arrive at less crowded destinations and have unique travel experiences, be it leisure, outdoor sports or natural sceneries.
Now, teachers like Faliks can watch and listen to their students perform remotely on a large viewing screen, while their piano mirrors their student's exact performance.
What is so special about Mongolian-style mutton? Uyanga, a 24-year-old at the Xi Ujimchin Banner of Inner Mongolia autonomous region, explains in great detail-in a short video she uploaded online-that the local mutton is the most tender and fresh anywhere, even without any condiments.
Earth-bound traditions still retain emotional gravity as sci-fi gala writers reach for the stars.
The Lantern Festival, a traditional Chinese festival, is celebrated on the 15th day of the first lunar month. It falls on Tuesday this year.
"Without music, life would be a mistake." The words of Friedrich Nietzsche must have eluded no one, as artists adopted a plethora of music genres to ensure this year's Lunar New Year celebrations in the United States were a success.
Zhongshan's lanterns illuminate the local culture during Spring Festival, Xu Fan reports.
On Feb 9, the Suzhou Chinese Orchestra staged its 13th performance in Europe, the last stop of its Europe tour at the Zaryadye Concert Hall in Moscow, Russia.
When Thai business-man Dhanin Chearavanont visited Shenzhen in 1979, the present-day megacity was merely a poor village with a population of around 12,000.
At the 2019 Cambridge Spring Festival Gala held at the Cambridge Corn Exchange recently, "Listen to the Song from Our Hometown" was sung by Chinese students studying at the University of Cambridge.
The Jingju Theatre Company of Beijing is marking its 40th anniversary with performances by veteran and young Peking Opera artists.