TIANJIN — For Pakistani researcher Muhammad Salman Nasir, weekdays begin with a routine that reflects China's shifting energy landscape: driving a Chinese-made hybrid electric vehicle to take his son, a second grader, to school.
A five-day international culinary exchange program, Flavors of the Silk Road, was recently held in the capital, bringing together leading chefs, food writers and industry figures from around the world.
HOHHOT — At the Inner Mongolia Museum in North China, a relics restorer in a white coat maneuvers an X-ray fluorescence spectrometer close to a gilt silver saddle from the Tang Dynasty (618-907), and within a few dozen seconds, data about the object's metallic elements flash across the screen, which will guide the meticulous restoration to come.
Atale pulsing with ambition, desire, and the weight of dreams, Emerald City, the classic play published in 1987 by acclaimed Australian playwright David Williamson, has been adapted into a Chinese production for the first time by the Beijing People's Art Theatre.
In the mountains of Southwest China, the China Storyteller Partnerships launched an action-packed media tour for content creators and journalists from around the world, featuring an immersive itinerary balancing intangible cultural heritage with natural beauty.
BAKU — "Hello, Chinese!" The warm greeting drifts from a roadside teahouse in Ganja, Azerbaijan's second-largest city, where locals pause over their tea and conversation to offer welcoming smiles to Chinese visitors.
The Caozhou Peony Garden in Heze, Shandong province, is now a sea of blossoms, with petals unfolding like soft clouds, adding a vibrant color to the city.
Situated at the northern end of Beijing's Central Axis, the Drum and Bell Towers stand as enduring symbols of traditional life in ancient China, when the rhythms of daily life were marked by the sounds of drums and bells.
Universal Music Publishing Group announced today that it has signed an exclusive global publishing agreement with multi-award-winning composer and producer Yu-Peng Chen.
A concert celebrating the fusion of intangible heritage folk music, ancient music instruments dating back to 3,000 years ago, and performing arts from Changsha, Hunan province, was held at the He Luting Concert Hall of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music on Thursday.
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