Inside one of the University of Chile's main buildings, visitors will see a seashell that carries a story far larger than its size. It is displayed among marine specimens linked to Pablo Neruda (1904-73), the Nobel Prizewinning Chilean poet known for his love of seashells, which he described as "small countries of mother-of-pearl". In 1954, he donated his private collection of thousands of shells to the university.
More than an hour before the launch ceremony for the Chinese Cinema screening event in the Serbian capital began last week, the Chinese Cultural Center, which seats about 150 people, was already packed.
Teenage table tennis players from across the world converged on Qingdao this summer, drawn by China's deep table tennis tradition and the chance to train under Olympic champion Chen Meng. For them, the sport offers more than competition — it opens doors to friendship, growth and shared dreams.
Straddling the borders of Pingxiang, Yichun, and Ji'an in Jiangxi province, Wugong Mountain is famous for its vast alpine meadows and beautiful mountain vista.
Visitors throng banks of Huangpu River every evening to catch iconic show.
Chinese literature is reaching a growing number of young readers overseas through international library partnerships, book donations and cultural exchange programs organized by China National Publications Import & Export (Group) Co Ltd, the organizer of the Beijing International Book Fair.
The short story collection Sounds and Faces is meticulously curated by the Jiangsu Writers Association, bringing together the excellent works of seven young Jiangsu writers.
The Badaling Culture and Tourism Group and Mastercard signed a strategic cooperation agreement on Sept 9, aiming to make it easier for international visitors to pay for services at the Badaling section of the Great Wall.
A charity concert featuring performances by Chinese singers and a children's choir was held in Beijing on Sept 9 to support music and arts education for children in Beichuan county, Sichuan province.
The 19th Beijing Fringe Festival opened on Sept 9, bringing together young theater makers from China and abroad for a month of performances, discussions and experimental work.
With 136 episodes over a decade,The VI Group of Fatal Case — one of China's most popular crime drama franchises — recently returned to domestic screens with a prequel that revisits the early careers of its best-known police characters, now adapted into the shorter format favored by today's viewers.