Against a serene natural backdrop, like sunlight flickering on the surface of a lake, or a vast, flower-strewn meadow, and clad in traditional Chinese attire, guqin player Xu Chaoran aims to create an immersive experience for her audience.
Jiang Xiaochun's first musical instrument was a dabiya that his father made for him.
International tourist arrivals in the first quarter reached 80 percent of pre-pandemic levels, according to the World Tourism Barometer issued in May by the World Tourism Organization.
At the Shishou Milu Deer National Nature Reserve in Central China's Hubei province, about 2,000 creatures roam and frolic freely.
CHANGSHA — Kong vault, lache, palm spin, side flips and the wall run. Over 80 parkour runners from China and abroad performed these spectacular moves as they competed at the Tianmen Mountain National Forest Park in Zhangjiajie, Central China's Hunan province.
With a recital titled Fantasy Pentaprism, young pianist Wang Zitong curates five works that form a distinct emotional journey, while striving to present the pieces with authenticity and integrity.
A series of exhibits focusing on world-renowned architectural masterpieces from Spain, such as the Sagrada Familia, Casa Vicens and Casa Batllo, have been put on display in Beijing, offering an immersive experience to visitors.
The connection between cats and humans in the East can be traced back more than 2,000 years, as evidenced in the poem Han Yi from the Western Zhou Dynasty (c. 11th century-771 BC), which mentions cats.
ISLAMABAD — On an early August evening, a pin-drop silence enveloped the space in the main auditorium of the Pakistan National Council of Arts, despite the presence of hundreds of people. They were completely engrossed in a film, which is a joint effort by Chinese and Pakistani producers.
On a street in Hangzhou, capital of East China's Zhejiang province, many pedestrians turned to the foreigner in surprise as he started speaking fluently and rapidly — he was practicing local Chinese tongue twisters, with each repetition getting louder and louder.
TIANJIN — Walking along an old flagstone street and holding a special sightseeing map, a kind of "passport" in Chinese ancient times, tourists can stroll through the quaint opera stage and down long corridors, enjoying the traditional culture in an immersive way in Yangliuqing township, North China's Tianjin municipality.
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