China's biggest online travel agency, Ctrip, recently opened its first call center outside of China in Edinburgh after acquiring Scotland-based Skyscanner two years ago, said Ctrip CEO Sun Jie. The aim is to better serve Chinese tourists during their overseas trips.
A bronze relic believed to have been looted from the Old Summer Palace in Beijing in 1860 sold at auction in Canterbury, Kent on Tuesday for 410,000 pounds ($58,2000).
The China Association of Auctioneers calls for all domestic and international collectors to boycott the upcoming auction of a suspected stolen Chinese bronze artifact at The Canterbury Auction Galleries in the UK.
A screening event for the third International Micro Film Competition, a part of the annual Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival, was held March 28 in Haikou city, Hainan province.
Family-friendly fare rounded the bases to slide home as the box office's biggest winners in recent years, making up eight of the top ten highest-grossing movies of the past year.
Newly discovered cliff carvings in eastern Tibet may offer a glimpse into Buddhist art and local history from 1,200 years ago.
Poster of the film Ready Player One
Authorities in the north China city of Taiyuan have launched a competition to solicit written introductions for cultural relic sites in an effort to encourage the public to participate in cultural heritage protection.
Young Chinese fashion designers are finding their wings in the professional world, as more of them have returned to China after studying abroad, discovering their success starts here.
Apps are replacing teachers as technology plays a bigger role in language education.
Cecil Rhodes created the Rhodes Scholarship in 1903, with a view to seeing his scholars "esteem the performance of public duties as their highest aim".