Iryna Yaremchuk is in Beijing on a visiting program for young Sinologists that has been organized by the Culture Ministry and the think tank Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
This fascination never let me go. Ever since, I have been observing political and socio-economic affairs in China.
Visitors from China were up 2,400 year on year to 18,600, making it the second biggest tourist source country after neighboring Australia, which accounted for 97,500 visitors.
The 5th Xinjiang Opera cultural week was unveiled in Hutubi country, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, on Tuesday.
A five-day Tianjin Culture Week was held in Russia from July 2 to 6 during the annual Chinese Culture Festival, a key cross-nation culture exchange project between the two countries.
The 27th Hong Kong Book Fair opened in Hong Kong on Wednesday, with Chinese martial arts literature as its overarching theme, highlighting Hong Kong's influence on the genre since the 1950s and 60s.
"Cold War II" continued to dominate the Chinese film market in the week ending July 17, earning 277 million yuan ($41.4 million), China Film News reported on Tuesday.
The National Center for the Performing Arts (NCPA) International Opera Film Exhibition opened in Beijing on July 15. It selected 13 excellent opera films from the most renowned six theatres in the world to be released in eight first-tier Chinese cities next month.
Polish scientists have developed a portable device enabling pregnant women to examine the state of their baby, including its heart rate, early detection of placenta abruption, baby's hypoxia or being tied with the umbilical cord.
Once the most popular Hong Kong TV content provider for mainland viewers, Television Broadcasts has again adapted a hit series into a movie.
Big Fish & Begonia, directed by two Tsinghua University dropouts, has got the internet talking while it chases the box-office bucks.
Jeffery Lau's project based on Chinese literary classic Journey to the West is being revived, generating a lot of excitement.