The exhibition, Faces of Time, navigates the progress of Western portraiture spanning five centuries.
Yiqikelike in Kuqa in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region was once a thriving oil town. Meaning "a place where gazelles appear" in Uygur, and hidden deep in the Tianshan Mountains, Yiqikelike was once home to thousands of people who labored night and day to extract the treasure buried beneath its streets.
The cute, cuddly “auspicious rabbit” figure as the first mascot for the “Happy Chinese New Year” celebrations, a brand program of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People’s Republic of China, has arguably been an international star.
The Ewenki people are one of the 56 ethnic groups in China, and there is a branch of them called Shilu Ewenki people, named after their reindeer herding skills.
Jaume Ribalta is no stranger to early mornings. Rising before 8 am, the Spanish artist begins his day by tending to his home and taking his dog for a brief stroll.
One of the most popular city walk routes in Shanghai is Fuxing Road, located in the downtown area of the city. With sycamore trees giving shade from the sunlight, the street is home to many historic buildings of special significance to China. Among them is the former residence of a legendary Chinese architect.
Liu Tongyu's daily life is closely tied to esports players, but even as a non-player, she has become increasingly indispensable within the team.
Vast reserve is under constant monitoring as tourist numbers grow, Xu Lin and Feng Zhiwei report.
The Altar of the God of Agriculture stands near Beijing's Central Axis as a testament to China's rich farming culture.
In the rugged landscapes of Pakistan, the echoes of ancient civilizations whisper tales of splendor. Pakistan is extending an olive branch to tourists, inviting them to delve deep into its natural wonders, rich culture and historical treasures.
Region's many attractions, and lifting of pandemic restrictions, entice increasing number of visitors both foreign and domestic.
A growing number of young people are abandoning frantic urban lifestyles to enjoy seclusion in smaller settlements. Many say the trend is less of a 'great escape' than the pursuit of inner peace.
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