Reading China, an exhibition by the China Cultural Centre in Malta at the 45th Malta Book Festival between Nov 6 and 10 at the Malta Fairs & Conventions Centre, was a kaleidoscope of culture and society.
China's first AAA video game, Black Myth: Wukong, emerged as the star at one of the oldest and most prestigious video game awards this year. Based on a Chinese literary classic, the video game phenomenon triumphed over formidable competitors, securing the coveted Ultimate Game of the Year award as well as the accolade for Best Visual Design at the 42nd Golden Joystick Awards held in London on Thursday.
The event, which runs from Nov 22 to 24, has attracted over 1,000 international exhibitors and nearly 600 overseas travel buyers from more than 80 countries and regions.
Buyi is constantly on the road. Every spring and autumn, the rock band goes on tour covering around 50 cities at a time. They perform an average of four gigs a week with back-to-back shows from Fridays to Sundays in addition to appearances at music festivals and multi-band concerts.
A team of researchers at Shanghai University has unveiled an artificial intelligence language model designed to help preserve and promote the native Shanghai dialect. Named Xiao Hu, the model is capable of speech recognition, text-to-speech conversion, and dialogue between the Shanghai dialect and Mandarin Chinese.
A dialogue between fine jewelry and ancient Chinese culture is taking place at the exhibition Cartier, the Power of Magic at Shanghai Museum East from Nov 6 to Feb 17.
The traditional Chinese solar calendar divides the year into 24 solar terms. Minor Snow, (Chinese: 小雪), the 20th solar term of the year, begins this year on Nov 22 and ends on Dec 5.
A traditional Chinese fashion exhibition hosted by the Beijing-based Prince Kung's Palace Museum and the Singapore-based China Culture Center opened in Singapore on Nov 19 and will last through Jan 5.
Rosa Isabel Neira Alvarez, 19, is a first-year business administration major at Shanghai University (SHU). Before coming to China, she spent three years taking online Chinese courses through a Confucius Institute in Peru.
At 13, Huang Qian drew a picture of people flying with wings, titled The Future. With her father's help, she transferred it onto a piece of purple pottery, ensuring it would be preserved without fading.
Hello Kitty might be the most famous cat in the world — with a round face and a red bow tied to her pointed ears. She celebrated her 50th birthday on Nov 1.
Zhang Qiuyang, from Chengdu, Sichuan province, was once an avid viewer of "study with me" videos. These videos typically feature vloggers setting up their cameras to capture their desks, offering a detailed glimpse into their study routines. Viewers can study alongside the videos, syncing their pace with the vloggers'.
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