Young people from China and neighboring countries give their perspectives on the Belt and Road Initiative and the Silk Road Economic Belt, Li Xinran reports.
You might have seen fireworks displays, but you may not have seen this captivating spectacle — fireworks made of molten iron.
"The living environment in China suits me perfectly, and I feel right at home even though my Chinese isn't fluent. It's not a daunting task to come to China without being fluent in the language. You can savor life here." Since I left Japan and started my journey in China, these have been my initial thoughts on my time here in China.
Around 70 years ago, the esteemed British writer J.R.R. Tolkien forged the enchanting realm of Middle-earth in his monumental masterpiece, The Lord of the Rings. Since its inception, this fantastical world has been captivating fans across the globe.
The Cloud of Hometown, a popular Chinese song, has been adapted into a music piece performed by baritone Sun Li and cellist Chen Qian-liang.
Volunteers from Beijing traveled to Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region to give performances and demonstrate intangible cultural heritage recently. The event was organized by Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism and Xinjiang government.
The first Beijing International Week of Intangible Cultural Heritage will be held during Oct 22-25.
Chinese play, Thunderstorm, by Beijing People’s Art Theater, was staged in Tianjin on Oct 9 and 10.
The illustrated "Chinese Brief History Ballad" has been recently published in simplified Chinese, which condenses 5,000 years of Chinese history in 144 lines with 1,440 Chinese characters.
Cargo vessels pass through the Xiling Gorge, the easternmost of the Three Gorges along the Yangtze River at sunrise in Zigui county of Yichang city, central China's Hubei province, Oct 8, 2023.
A friend's accident and subsequent recovery through acupuncture many years ago first introduced Ehsan Doostmohammadi to the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine, and marked the beginning of his connection to China.
The Nishan Mountains, about 30 kilometers southeast of Qufu in Shandong province, might not stand out for their landscape or their size, covering an area of just seven square kilometers and rising to a height of only about 340 meters.