NEW YORK — Experts from China and the United States have called for enhancing music education cooperation and exchange between the two nations to energize bilateral ties.
When Li Xiaojuan, her husband, and their 7-year-old son stepped into the lobby of the Bright Qi Hotels and Resort, perched precariously on an 800-meter-high cliff, an enchanting scene unfolded.
A sweeping timeline is stamped on the ground at the entrance of the Chinese Archaeological Museum, which opened to the public last month. It starts with Lufengpithecus lufengensis, ancient apes dating back about 8 million years, through ancient dynasties and up to the new era, and marks significant moments in time and major historical events in China's history.
Three porcelain dolls of the mascots of Hangzhou Asian Games recently drew a big crowd of fans at the Main Media Center service desk of the games.
Young people from China and neighboring countries give their perspectives on the Belt and Road Initiative and the Silk Road Economic Belt, Li Xinran reports.
You might have seen fireworks displays, but you may not have seen this captivating spectacle — fireworks made of molten iron.
"The living environment in China suits me perfectly, and I feel right at home even though my Chinese isn't fluent. It's not a daunting task to come to China without being fluent in the language. You can savor life here." Since I left Japan and started my journey in China, these have been my initial thoughts on my time here in China.
Around 70 years ago, the esteemed British writer J.R.R. Tolkien forged the enchanting realm of Middle-earth in his monumental masterpiece, The Lord of the Rings. Since its inception, this fantastical world has been captivating fans across the globe.
A friend's accident and subsequent recovery through acupuncture many years ago first introduced Ehsan Doostmohammadi to the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine, and marked the beginning of his connection to China.
The Nishan Mountains, about 30 kilometers southeast of Qufu in Shandong province, might not stand out for their landscape or their size, covering an area of just seven square kilometers and rising to a height of only about 340 meters.
A fascinating glimpse into how marine reptiles ruled the seas during the Triassic period is the focus of an exhibition making a splash at the National Natural History Museum of China in Beijing.
In southwestern China, there is a province shrouded in mystery and natural beauty waiting to be discovered by adventurous travelers.
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