Chile's President Michelle Bachelet, making a State visit to Beijing in the Belt and Road forum over the weekend, was feted by the Chilean community and its business associates in China on Saturday.
CCTV-4, China Central Television's international channel for the global audience, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the internet giant APUS Group last week.
Hilder Edmund Malecela of Tanzania on her involvement in the TV industry and how it bridges cultures of China and Tanzania.
As the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation kicked off on Sunday in Beijing, with issues like economic cooperation playing a main role, the film industry is not shying away from the spotlight.
When 19-year-old Serbian high school student Katrina Stojanovic stood on the stage of the ceremony hall of Xinhua News Agency in Beijing to share her story in Chinese, gasps of amazement spread among the audience when the first word was pronounced - it was hard to tell the voice belonged to a foreigner.
Nobel Prize winner James Fraser Stoddart was among the 10 best 2016 international educators honored at an awards ceremony in Beijing on May 13.
From China, passing through the Islamic world, and ultimately to the West, will the Belt and Road bring a clash of cultures?
"It's really a great opportunity to learn about AI. We are doing the self-driving cars. It's pretty cool!" 10th grader William told Xinhua at the eighth annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC) in San Jose, California.
Organizers of the Budweiser Storm Music Festival, one of China's biggest electronic dance music festivals, say the event will visit 11 Chinese cities throughout the year, including Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
Chinese singer-songwriter Sa Dingding was the first artist that UK music producer and composer Marius de Vries worked with who spoke no English.
A new outdoor music festival, the Olympic Park Summer Music Concert, will be launched in early summer this year at the southern square of the Olympic Park in Beijing.
Compelling experiences combining pristine nature, wildlife, a city lifestyle, affordable luxury and amazing adventures, ranging from mountain hiking to shark cage-diving, have made South Africa popular with Chinese visitors.