In the course of the 20th century, Wuhan, capital of Hubei province, played a pivotal role in China's industrial history, the traces of which are still visible in the populous city's skyline in the form of factories and manufacturing workshops.
China's recent visa relaxations and enhanced services have led to a surge in inbound tourism, attracting visitors from across the globe. What makes China so uniquely captivating in the eyes of foreign expats? Watch the video to discover their insights and perspectives.
Bathed in the honeyed glow of the mid-March sun, 75-year-old Wang Yongxian explains the millennia-old Yingxian Wooden Pagoda to his 1.5 million followers in a video, as if introducing an old friend.
During an event at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on April 24, Isabelle Huppert, the celebrated French actress known for her profound, complex performances, received a question from a curious fan.
Tucked away amid towering trees in Shuikou village, Xu Dan's homestay attracts an uninterrupted flow of urban residents seeking serenity and tradition.
BELGRADE — The Serbian Museum of Science and Technology in the heart of Belgrade, Serbia, long known for celebrating industrial and scientific milestones, has taken a bold leap into the future.
When audiences watch the latest adaptation of Beijing People's Art Theatre's Returning Home on a Snowy Night, they are introduced to a unique theatrical experience shaped by a minimalist stage design inspired by traditional Chinese opera.
As concerns grow about climate change and environmental degradation, the travel industry and governments in Asia are increasingly recognizing the need to reduce the carbon footprint of tourism, a key source of emissions.
Cathedral's revival beckons visitors through the city's layered poetry, honoring the past and dancing toward the future.
Costa Rican filmmaker explores her Chinese identity through her late grandmother's life.
Unique geographical and historical features offer a magical journey for travelers.
The five-day May Day holiday — from Thursday through Monday — spurred a tourism boom in the country, with scores of domestic and international tourists swamping destinations big and small to make the most of the break, the last long holiday in the first half of the year.
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