For Giacomo, a young Italian traveler, his first trip to China was a long-anticipated adventure.
In the Hexi Corridor, an ancient trade route in Northwest China, its historic magnitude is rivaled only by its majestic nature, which continually inspires the heroic stamina required to endure this rugged land.
As spring comes, villagers from Zhuangzimao, a rural idyll tucked away in the depth of the mountains of Northwest China's Gansu province, have been raring to get prepared for upcoming visitors.
In addition to spending weekends in hotels to relieve stress, some young people have also been exploring new ways to relax, such as by watching short videos, and playing with pets, and plush toys.
Almost every month, Wu Yutao, an employee at an internet company in Shanghai, carves out one or two weekends to stay in a hotel, stepping away from his hectic work to indulge in a brief, yet revitalizing solo journey.
The article reports on Chinese pop singer Zhou Shen's global success.
A news from CHINA DAILY reports fishermen catching Asian carp on Barkley Lake in Kentucky. Key points: it's about the activity of fishermen catching Asian carp at a specific lake in Kentucky.
In the dozens of examination rooms she attended, Feng Yinan stood out among the young students taking the exam with her. At 88 years old, she wore a head full of silver hair. She embarked on her journey of self-study examinations at 72, spanning 16 years and participating in 97 exams.
For over nine decades, Feng Lian's family has remained in the mountains of Changpingshan in Nanbu county, Sichuan province, guarding the tomb of a Red Army company commander — a solemn commitment spanning four generations.
A "knife-throwing girl" has captivated global audiences with her remarkable videos on platforms like Douyin, showcasing unparalleled precision in throwing knives while spinning, garnering widespread attention on the internet.
As China's population ages, pensioners are increasingly shaping the country's burgeoning "silver economy" and playing a significant role in driving consumption. This trend is exemplified in a flourishing hamlet nestled amid the rolling mountains of Yongan county in the southeastern province of Fujian.
Lam Kam-hung developed a passion for bird photography after his superannuation in Hong Kong around a decade ago. During a photography trip to Southwest China's Yunnan province last year, he encountered fellow bird photographers from other parts of China and was enthralled by the captivating images they shared.
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