In the surprise hit Chinese film Dear You, shot entirely in the Chaoshan dialect, sweet yam soup, Teochew chive dumplings, and Chinese olives carry the memories of migrants who journeyed to Southeast Asia, folding their longings into handwritten letters.
Dressed in black, Tao Mingxiu gallops across the vast steppe in Kazakhstan, her left hand holding the reins and an eagle perched on her right arm. Her striking silhouette, captured in a short video, has earned millions of likes on social media.
International alumni turn their studies in Shanghai into opportunities for careers, cooperation and deeper cultural understanding across borders.
Mingsha Mountain in Dunhuang, Gansu, is a stunning desert wonder along the ancient Silk Road.
Without big-name stars, dazzling visual effects or slogan-like messaging, Dear You tells the story of generations of overseas Chinese through one of the simplest forms of love: a letter sent home.
A student-led arts project uses musical theater to give rural children space to express emotions, cooperate and find their voices.
As Dear You continues to dominate the Chinese box office, the food it features is earning as much critical acclaim as the film itself.
Shan Se (Hues of Mountains), an ongoing exhibition at Shandong Art Museum, showcases the artwork of contemporary artists.
Get to know Chinese genre writers from mystery, thriller, suspense, history, fantasy to webnovel on May 28.
Have you ever seen the sea light up at night? At the turn of spring and summer, Fujian's Pingtan hides a romantic miracle unique to the sea.
For generations, market day in rural China was largely about necessity. Villagers arrived with woven baskets and shopping lists, searching for essentials like cooking oil, rice, salt, farm tools and kitchenware, while always hoping to secure a good bargain.
In a fashion editorial spread, a monumental golden necklace unfolds across a model's body like a suspended galaxy. Composed of 33 hollow geometric spheres, each nearly 10 centimeters in diameter, the piece appears at first glance to be heavy, ornate, and solid — an object defined by material excess.
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