Sanya Bay, a tropical bay located right next to downtown Sanya, offers a stunning blend of turquoise waters and modern city life.
In mid-April, pianist Lang Lang sat at an electronic keyboard inside a classroom at Dahejia Primary School, a small rural school tucked beneath the snowcapped ridges of the Qilian Mountains.
Both long-distance holiday travel and local leisure activities were heating up during the May Day holiday, fueling a boom in one-stop consumption of food, accommodation and entertainment.
Combining leave days with spring breaks fueled a strong year-on-year surge in travel demand during the recent May Day holiday. Medium and long-distance cross-provincial trips dominated, while travelers embraced increasingly diverse experiences, from flower-viewing to immersive cultural tours, according to online travel agency Trip.com Group.
The 6th China Yueju Opera Art Festival will open in Shaoxing, Zhejiang province, to celebrate 120 years of the beloved traditional Chinese opera form.
The inaugural Tan Mujiang Art Festival is offering a vivid representation of this insight by gathering works by contemporary artists and fine craftsmanship.
Brazil's decision to grant visa-free entry to Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports has sparked an immediate surge in travel interest across China.
On a rain-soaked evening of May 3 that felt almost cinematic, legendary Taiwan singer Tsai Chin returned to the stage of Strawberry Music Festival after an eight-year absence, bringing with her waves of nostalgia, reverence, and a deeply personal announcement: she will retire from the music industry by the end of next year.
The capital's May Day holiday packed in record-high tourists with its music, sports and fun events.
More than a century ago, in 1843, Haiguo Tuzhi, or the Illustrated Treatise on the Maritime Kingdoms, a Chinese gazetteer mainly compiled by scholar-official Wei Yuan (1794-1857), was printed and published in present-day Yangzhou, Jiangsu province.
More than a decade after its furnaces fell silent, Beijing's Shougang Park is reigniting its industrial past through digital technology and exploring what it truly means for heritage to stay alive, Yang Feiyue reports.
In Wuyishan National Park, rolling peaks stretch endlessly in lush layers.
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