The traditional Chinese solar calendar divides the year into 24 solar terms. Minor Snow, (Chinese: 小雪), the 20th solar term of the year, begins this year on Nov 22 and ends on Dec 5.
A traditional Chinese fashion exhibition hosted by the Beijing-based Prince Kung's Palace Museum and the Singapore-based China Culture Center opened in Singapore on Nov 19 and will last through Jan 5.
Rosa Isabel Neira Alvarez, 19, is a first-year business administration major at Shanghai University (SHU). Before coming to China, she spent three years taking online Chinese courses through a Confucius Institute in Peru.
At 13, Huang Qian drew a picture of people flying with wings, titled The Future. With her father's help, she transferred it onto a piece of purple pottery, ensuring it would be preserved without fading.
Hello Kitty might be the most famous cat in the world — with a round face and a red bow tied to her pointed ears. She celebrated her 50th birthday on Nov 1.
Zhang Qiuyang, from Chengdu, Sichuan province, was once an avid viewer of "study with me" videos. These videos typically feature vloggers setting up their cameras to capture their desks, offering a detailed glimpse into their study routines. Viewers can study alongside the videos, syncing their pace with the vloggers'.
The first Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Art Exhibition and Exchange Conference was held on Nov 14 at the Silk Road International Arts Center in Langfang, Hebei province. Experts and artists from home and abroad shared their views on the region’s coordinated cultural development.
Located in Fengyang county of East China’s Anhui province, Xiaogang village draws tourists for its idyllic scenery, agriculture, rural reform and folk customs.
Paul Becerra is among the many visitors who have been captivated by the stunning reproduction of artifacts from Southwest China's Sichuan province on display at an exhibition at the Inka Museum in Cuzco, Peru.
Events bring together international galleries and institutions, proving the country is becoming a central hub for collectors of original and valuable high-quality works, Zhang Kun reports.
Growing up near Beijing's Xiangshan Mountain, Zhang Zhaohui has long nurtured a deep connection to trees and the natural world. After more than 20 years of studying art theory, the now 59-year-old reinvented himself as an artist more than a decade ago, using his work to explore the relationship between traditional Chinese ink painting and nature.
As traveler numbers grow, sector targets benefiting communities and more inbound visitors, Xu Lin reports.
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