Labonski Carnival Company’s float and dancers amazed people with a creative theme surrounding Chinese culture and won first place in Malta’s Gozo’s Regional Carnival 2023 on Feb 21.
Sri Lanka is set to receive its first group of post-pandemic Chinese tourists after becoming one of the first 20 countries to resume the organization of outbound group tourists from China since COVID-19.
Snow-white woven silk, colorful threads and silver needles were flying under the dexterous hands of Wang Suhua at her home in late January.
The production of Tosca, which will premiere at the Shanghai Grand Theatre on Feb 24, will mark the 103rd time soprano He Hui portrays the title character of the beloved work by Giacomo Puccini, and the first time she is presenting the opera in China.
Dedicated to documenting the stories about Shanghai's Pudong New Area before its opening-up and development in the 1990s, the Pudong History Museum was officially opened on Feb 16.
On Feb 17, the China NCPA Orchestra performed under the baton of conductor Lyu Jia, to a full house at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing. Sitting in the audience was 87-year-old Han Meilin, a well-known Chinese artist.
It was still cold for an early spring day in Tokyo. Takahiro Takauji, the owner of the website Mainichi Panda, or "panda every day", showed up on a snowy morning at the entrance of Ueno Zoo as usual.
Spring is here and cole flowers have woken up as temperature rises.
The ethnic Lahu people in the village of Laodabao have long cherished singing and dancing purely as a form of entertainment, but now their artistic flair is resulting in a windfall of fortune for the once impoverished village.
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China has launched a cute and soft rabbit figure, which has a pair of big, long ears, and a red suit with golden trim, to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit. Designed by artists from the Central Academy of Fine Arts, the doll is named "auspicious rabbit". Not only is it eye-catching, but a meme featuring the cuddly character is also attracting attention, and has been shared nearly 100,000 times on the WeChat platform alone.
If you unroll a map of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and point Zhang Chaoyin to any spot, he can, without fail, tell you a story about it.
In the early 1990s, when Liu Shaohua was still a toddler living in Liuzhuang village in Weifang, East China's Shandong province, his mother would take him to the fields where she grew corn, peanuts or cotton plants, since there was nobody else to look after the boy.
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