The opening ceremony of "Culture City of East Asia 2023 Shizuoka," an event to deepen exchanges between Japan, China and South Korea through art and culture, was held Tuesday in Shizuoka in central Japan.
I want to go back to carrying my wallet again. As of now, I only need it because that is where I keep my subway card, though I know some people use their smartphone for the subway, too.
In early spring, Xiao Meng and his colleagues at the Huangshi National Mine Park in Central China's Hubei province were busy planting locust trees along with local residents at the former mining site.
Craftswomen leverage social media to build a business that contributes to rural vitalization, Yang Feiyue and Sun Ruisheng report in Taiyuan.
Master painter Xu Beihong depicts the reality of life and the plight of those he portrayed, Lin Qi reports.
Skillful and determined artist resurrects daredevil Zhejiang water town spectacle, Yang Feiyue reports.
Contemporary China in Intangible Cultural Heritage, an event organized by the Harvard Chinese Students and Scholars Association, was held on April 30 at the university’s Sever Hall.
A dog and a cat sit agreeably on the back seat of a pickup.
Wei Ren, 29, regularly takes his dachshund along for excursions to rural areas in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. He has also joined a WeChat group of local dachshund owners and frequently attends gathering with them.
At the age of 73, Chen Shaoqin from Beijing has shown the world how life should be lived. Despite having only a middle school education, Chen began studying English at the age of 40 and passed a college entrance exam, transforming herself from a factory worker to a white-collar employee in an international trade company.
Anyone who has never been to China Braille Library will conjure up various images of the place. Maybe there are wall-to-wall shelves with books piled all the way up, some covered in dust. Maybe a librarian with a serious look, typically a man in his 50s wearing old-fashioned reading glasses, sits behind a desk and issues books that borrowers pick from the shelves.
The clock struck 10. Teacher Luo Lili called upon her students to return, and like in any other class they returned to their seats, one by one, or in batches of two or three, soon forming a ring behind Luo who sat in front of a piano. After counting the heads to ensure they had all returned, Luo ran her fingers on the piano keys, pausing now and then to explain to the kids about rhythm and the tunes she was playing. They nodded from time to time.
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