KUNMING — In the soft morning glow of a hospital bakery in Kunming, Yunnan province, the air is a tapestry of scents: the earthy tang of goji berries, the subtle sweetness of jujubes and the sharp zing of rose hips — all interwoven with the aroma of freshly baked bread.
For the people of Yunnan province, wild mushrooms are more than just ingredients — they're a spiritual adventure. During this season's mushroom harvest, 33-year-old chef Zhang Yunjia, a native of Yunnan, invites diners on a sensory journey through her culinary creations at Under Clouds Green in Beijing.
An exhibit of traditional Chinese paintings by artist Liu Liyong and his 21 students has opened at the Shijiazhuang Art Museum in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province.
UK outdoor influencers recently unlocked dual hiking experiences in Lijiang, Yunnan province.
From the heights of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau to the river plains of the Northeast, Chinese ethnic groups have woven nature into their clothing — a testament to their profound wisdom.
Despite the patchy rain and persistent mist, 45 keen bird-watchers, draped in raincoats, cameras, lenses and binoculars, set off into the wilds of the Lancang Lahu autonomous county in Southwest China's Yunnan province on Nov 1.
On Oct 1, China's National Day, the Exhibition Hall of Evidences of Crime Committed by Unit 731 of the Japanese Imperial Army in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, received 10 new historical artifacts.
Who says research can't be exciting? In late October, Jiangsu University (JSU) in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu province, hosted the 2nd Jiangsu Province and 1st Yangtze River Delta Foreign Postgraduate Research Symposium. The event created a vibrant atmosphere for next-generation scholars from around the world to exchange ideas and collaborate across disciplines.
Sajjad Ali, a student from Islamabad, Pakistan, studying at Renmin University of China, stood captivated at the Meicun Erhu Industrial Park in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, as melodies from the traditional Chinese two-stringed instrument filled the air.
What if centuries-old relics could come to life as modern Chinese beauties?
Nearly a century after his great-aunt ventured into war-torn China as a young journalist from the United States, Adam Foster has come to understand the profound impact of her work and how the bridges she helped build continue to inspire cross-cultural friendship.
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