Recently, the phenomenon of "pet communicators" has been gaining popularity on Chinese social media platforms.
Wuhan University graduate Yang Xiaohan embarks on a transformative journey, exploring the essence of excellence through scientific pursuits, voluntary service, and a deep commitment to patriotism.
Diverse global voices in the Youth Power series explore Shenzhen's transformative journey in China's 45-year reform and opening-up, showcasing rapid growth, inclusive policies, and global impact.
Sohu's Dancing Festival in Beijing brings together K-pop enthusiasts, cover dancers, and idols, creating a vibrant celebration of music, friendship, and self-expression in the global dance culture scene.
Callisto China, a new publishing division dedicated to the Chinese book market, was created in late November by Penguin Random House North Asia and Sourcebooks.
Newriting magazine, the first issue of which came out in 2008, was China's first "mook" (magazine book) publishing original literary work.
As winter approaches, sea tourism in South China's Hainan province is on the rise. Some tourism destinations of the province such as Sanya and Lingshui have become hubs for tourists seeking diverse experiences like yachting, fishing, riding motorboats and cruising on the sea.
Under a visa-free entry policy effective from Friday, ordinary passport holders from France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Malaysia are now able to enjoy visa-free travel to China for up to 15 days.
Any visitor to the Chinese Culture Week at the University of Tehran would be amazed by the tea, food, Chinese knotting and traditional paper-cutting artworks on display, all produced by Iranian students of Chinese language.
Wang Yixi and his team have come up with more than 10,000 visual works for academic papers across assorted fields over the past four years, and many of them have made their way to the world's top academic journals, including Nature, Science and the Chinese Journal of Chemistry.
Bookstore brand targets isolated areas closer to cultural traditions, helping them open a prosperous new chapter.
From the digital torchbearer and the drifting osmanthus fragrance in the stadium, to the garden made with 40,000 lights on the lawn, the opening and closing ceremonies of the Hangzhou Asian Games and Asian Para Games showed a unique side of Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, through the fusion of technology and art.
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