China's geographical diversity and size make it heir to a range of distinctive winter experiences. The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics lit a fire under the winter tourism market, turning it from a niche interest into an important sector. The surging number of winter sports venues, improved infrastructure, and customized routes are fueling winter wanderlust.
A special movie week featuring films about Northwest China's Qinghai province kicked off in Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia, on Jan 21.
Director Chen Sicheng's successful suspense-comedy franchise, the Detective Chinatown series, is making a return with an exciting new installment which will hit the big screen on Jan 29.
Intricate paper-cuts adorn most homes to ring in the New Year. [Photo/VCG]"Amid the crackle of firecrackers, the old year takes flight.
A Chinese traditional music concert enchanted an audience of nearly 800 at the Romanian Athenaeum early this week, with melodies portraying the vibrant spirit of spring -- high mountains, flowing waters, singing orioles and dancing swallows.
On Jan 18 and 19, the Happy Chinese New Year temple fair，"Echoes of Hubei, Encounter Laos" event was open to the public at the China Cultural Center in Laos.
Wintertime in Guizhou is a time and place where people move to the silent "song of ice and fire".
Echoing Through the Ages, an exhibition that opened at the National Museum of China on Tuesday, celebrates the combined efforts of archaeologists, historians, and artists to shed light on the prehistory of Hunan province, one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization.
In recent years, an increasing number of young people have joined the elderly care industry, including 23-year-old He Fuqu, the director of a nursing home in Wuhan, the capital of Central China's Hubei province.
Two peacocks display their dazzling feathers above a majestic dragon, which is gracefully coiled atop a drum. The drum, placed at the base of the sculpture, is intricately adorned with carvings of peonies and clouds.
In a university classroom, 27-year-old teacher Fu Yiqiang, dressed in a suit and apron, cooked for his students using an electric frying pan.
If we were to highlight TV dramas that have left a lasting impact on young Chinese audiences, Empresses in the Palace (2011) would undoubtedly be on the list.
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