Two new major Chinese translation works, The Four Books of Xenophon and Quintilian: A Roman Educator and His Quest for the Perfect Orator, will be showcased in the Classical Civilization Achievements Exhibition at the second World Conference of Classics in Athens, Greece, from June 9 to 10.
Ten winners of the Plum Blossom Award, China's highest theatrical honor, gathered in Shanghai from May 21 to last Wednesday to showcase their masterpieces to industry professionals from around the world.
Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace ripples gently, while the Tower of Buddhist Incense stands quietly atop Longevity Hill, blending with drifting clouds like a living painting.
Sinologists explore the relevance of China's experiences to international issues, Hu Yumeng and Ma Jingna report in Lanzhou.
Scholars are finding new relevance in the study of time-honored texts as technology reshapes societies across civilizations.
Away from the glittering towers of metropolises, lantern-lit villages in Jiangxi are offering visitors a different view of China.
A new initiative aimed at bringing Chinese traditional opera closer to international audiences was launched on June 6 at Peking University Hall in Beijing.
A concert commemorating the 120th anniversary of Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich's birth captivated audiences at Beijing Concert Hall on June 6.
During the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival holiday from June 19 to 21, while popular destination cities continue to draw visitors, tourists are increasingly heading to niche and non-traditional destinations.
A dragon boat contest for foreign students was held on the Fengxian campus of East China University of Science and Technology in Shanghai on Saturday, celebrating the traditional Chinese festival with fun.
A major new publication documenting one of the world's most significant collections of Chinese Gusu woodblock prints has been released recently, bringing rare Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) artworks back into public view through a comprehensive bilingual volume.
China's inbound tourism workforce is becoming younger, better educated and increasingly diverse, with professionals from teaching, hospitality and other sectors joining an industry buoyed by visa-free policies and rising international demand, according to a recent report released by major travel agency Trip.com Group.
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