On Dec 21 and 23, the "Chinese Culture Day - Happy Chinese New Year" concerts and "Nihao! (Hello!) China" tourism promotional events were held in both Minsk and Maladzyechna, Minsk Region, Belarus.
The frigid -20 temperature in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province on Sunday afternoon did little to deter tourists from boiling with excitement and marvel at the Harbin Ice and Snow World.
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A food content creator uses family-centered videos to foster meaningful connections between Taiwan and the Chinese mainland.
The Honghu Plan supports first-generation college students in China by providing mentorship and resources to help them overcome challenges and unlock their potential.
This winter, a new fashion trend has emerged among young people in China, as they move away from the pursuit of high-end, fast-fashion brands and instead turn to their parents' wardrobes for practical alternatives.
Podcast festival unites young creators worldwide to share ideas and amplify the power of youth voices.
"Nihao! China"— The China Ice and Snow Tourism Overseas Promotion Season 2025 kicked off on Sunday in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province.
When Chinese theater director Li Liuyi decided to create a stage adaptation of Cao Yu's legendary 1934 play Thunderstorm, he aimed to breathe new life into a work that has captivated generations. Most importantly, his bold reimagining marks a return to the play's literary roots and a profound rethinking of its aesthetic and emotional core.
In a tranquil setting by Erhai Lake in Yunnan province, Liu Xiaoyang, a 56-year-old village woman, discusses her interpretation of the literary works of Albert Camus, W. Somerset Maugham and Ernest Hemingway with Zhang Yue, a former CCTV anchorwoman.
The distinctive red exterior of a nature station features hollowed-out leopard images and extruding lion shapes that pique one's curiosity. It distinctively contrasts against the vast green backdrop of Metog county of Nyingchi in the Xizang autonomous region.
For conductor Lyu Jia, the music of Austrian composer Anton Bruckner is more than just a series of symphonic works — it is a journey into the depths of human emotion and spiritual grandeur.