YINCHUAN — For Anna Lucia Tempesta, an Italian museum curator, an exhibition is never merely a display of ancient objects, but rather serves as an open invitation to intercultural dialogue.
Visitors to Heiyoushan — literally Black Oil Hill — can dance and scream to cause bubbles to burble to the surface of pools of oil.
In Quanzhou, a coastal city in eastern Fujian province, the small fishing village of Xunpu has become an unlikely tourism phenomenon in recent years.
Spring blossoms frame the iconic Yellow Crane Tower, standing gracefully atop Sheshan (Snake Hill) on Wuhan's southern Yangtze bank.
People step into studios shaped from old buildings, and small moments start changing how neighborhoods feel.
Travelers passing through Beijing Capital International Airport now have a compelling reason to step out and explore the city, thanks to a newly unveiled cultural and tourism service zone designed specifically for international transit passengers.
Under a vivid orange sunset, the sea glittered like a carpet sprinkled with diamonds.
The NCPA holds the third edition of its annual festival, bringing performances by orchestras from home and abroad, showcasing traditional sounds with innovation.
The 16th Beijing International Film Festival will bring together emerging talent, cross-border collaboration and immersive technology that will expand the boundaries of the cinema experience.
From late March to mid-April, Turgen Apricot Blossom Valley in Ili, Xinjiang, awakens in a riot of wild apricot blooms.
I recently circumnavigated the globe in 80 hours, give or take. I checked, and it beat Phileas Fogg's record of 80 days by nearly 77 days, as described in the travel/adventure novel published in serial form by French author Jules Verne in 1872.
Four decades ago, on a rural film set in southern China, the young Jiang Wen, a Chinese film director and actor, kept an unlikely source of inspiration close at hand: a dictionary, of which the cover bearing an image of French actress Sophie Marceau.