The Annual Research Report on China's Cultural and Tourism Industries (2024) was unveiled on Saturday at the 751 Library in Beijing to a combined audience of officials, scholars, journalists, and industry professionals.
Yang Hongming, a 72-year-old retired teacher from Chengdu, Sichuan province, has made the Recreational Vehicle campsite in Xinhe village in Longde county of the Ningxia Hui autonomous region in Northwest China his home in recent summers.
In the heart of Beijing, where the hum of modernity meets the echoes of tradition, a stirring movement is unfolding at the legendary Beijing People's Art Theatre.
In one corner of the restaurant's kitchen, spicy mashed potatoes, creamy chickpeas, and tangy, spicy mint water are stuffed into a 3-centimeter hollow, fried wheat shell, known as pani puri.
Amiddle-aged Chinese cardiologist friend told me two years ago that after tasting alcohol from different countries, he could finally appreciate baijiu, a name that encompasses the whole spectrum of different Chinese spirits.
In a traditional courtyard dwelling in Beijing, an unexpected partnership was forming between a local graduate and a foreigner.
The Renmin University of China in Beijing and the Shanghai Federation of Social Science Associations jointly released the top 10 academic topics in Chinese philosophy and social sciences for 2024 on Monday.
Pride and pressure were what Li Xiaoke (1944-2021) lived with as a second-generation artist in his family — his father was Li Keran (1907-89), one of the country's most prominent ink artists in the 20th century.
The frigid -20 temperature in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province on Sunday afternoon did little to deter tourists from boiling with excitement and marvel at the Harbin Ice and Snow World.
The Jade Zheng Troupe, a chamber music ensemble consisting of 30 students and teachers from the Zhejiang Conservatory of Music, performed a concert at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Jan 5.
A Chinese lantern exhibition was recently held in Rome, Italy, themed around the Chinese Dragon Palace and Eastern mythology. Attracting locals and tourists alike to enjoy the spectacle, the exhibition spanned approximately 1-kilometer and included 220 colorful lanterns in a wide array of installations.
With young people preferring shorter video formats, industry has reached a 'turning point'.
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