The Belt and Road Initiative is one of the most important projects in human history, according to Parag Khanna.
After a long journey home, hundreds of Chinese cultural relics repatriated from Italy finally were made available for public viewing on Wednesday at the National Museum of China in Beijing.
Clad in a long red cape and white robe, Chinese singer Li Yugang showed up at a five-star hotel in downtown Beijing recently.
A calligraphy exhibition jointly organized by Yale University and Shanghai Jiaotong University opened April 15 at the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, Yale University.
The Belt and Road countries have carried out diplomatic activities and cultural exchanges of various forms in wide fields over the past five years or so, enhancing mutual understanding and laying a solid cultural foundation for furthering the initiative.
The Beijing Film and TV International Show inaugurated in the Hungarian capital will enhance people-to-people bonds between Hungary and China.
Some of the biggest names in the world of conservation and wildlife protection converged in eastern China to attend Duke Kunshan University's inaugural Water Towns Environmental Film and Arts Festival.
The program is the first of its kind to have been officially authorized by five world-renowned French museums, including the Louvre, the Orsay Museum, the Centre Pompidou, the French National Museum of Natural History and the Army Museum.
Students and teachers from the United States took a course steeped in culture and history at a Beijing bookstore last month.
Generations of Chinese people growing up between the 1980s and the early 2000s will no doubt share fond collective memories of spending the long afternoons of their childhood summer vacations squeezed in front of small TV sets watching their favorite shows.
A touring digital exhibition of a former emperors' residence is to kick off in late April,the Beijing's Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, and Shenzhen-based cultural company Artron, announced on Friday.
WeChat Read, a reading app from China's predominant instant messaging tool WeChat, collaborated with celebrities in a national campaign that allows one day of free reading on Tuesday.
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