Zamir Ahmed Awan, founding chairman of the Global Silk Route Research Alliance, a Pakistani think tank, highlights the cultural diversity among the countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative. He says that cultural understanding and harmony are key to success in international relations.
Hassan Ragab, professor and director of the Confucius Institute at Egypt's Suez Canal University, emphasizes the importance of cultural exchange in building a shared future.
Paolo Giulierini, director of the Museum of the Etruscan Academy and the City of Cortona, returns to Beijing to launch the Chinese edition of his book Stupor Mundi, which explores the historic connections between ancient China and the Roman Empire.
When it comes to photography associated with Africa, what springs to mind, for most Chinese, are probably the images of acutely malnourished children, boatloads of refugees or vast wilderness full of exotic animals, prevalent images about the continent that have helped to stereotype it as impoverished and primitive.
On Tuesday, the China Central Television Mid-Autumn Festival Gala successfully celebrated the holiday, captivating audiences worldwide.
Jacques Malaterre, renowned French director and producer, is known for his groundbreaking work in documentary filmmaking. In 2021, he ventured to China for an international co-production titled The Man of Beijing: The Last Secrets of Humanity, a sequel to his acclaimed documentary The Species Odyssey.
Marking the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between France and China, as well as the 2024 Franco-Chinese Year of Cultural Tourism, an exhibition titled Ming Gold: Splendors and Beauties of Imperial China opened at the Guimet Museum in Paris, running from Sept 18 to Jan 13.
Choi Byung Goo, the Director of the Seoul Museum of History, discusses the cultural exchange between Seoul and Beijing, emphasizing the significance of mutual exhibitions and interactions between the Seoul Museum of History and the Capital Museum of China since 2002. He highlights the role of museums, especially metropolitan museums of history, in preserving city history and connecting cultural attributes with urban development.
Dr. José Luis Punzo Díaz, researcher at Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History, shares his insights on the connections between Chinese and Mexican cultures. As an archaeologist with a deep passion for cultural heritage, he highlights the rich history and significance of Chinese traditional culture, drawing parallels to the ancient roots of Mexican civilization.
A group of young performers from the Soong Ching Ling Peace Angel Art Troupe captivated the audience with their renditions of Chinese opera at a Mid-Autumn Festival opera event on Tuesday.
The Chinese Archaeological Museum celebrated its first anniversary of opening to the public with a series of activities in Beijing on Saturday.
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism will take 40 diplomats from 25 countries on a visit to southwestern China's Guizhou province from Sept 26-29.