Tamdrin, also known as Ding Zhen, an ethnic Tibetan herder from Sichuan province, rose to national fame in 2020 after a short video highlighting his "innocent smile" and rugged charm went viral on social media.
What if the life you dreamed of slipped just out of reach? That tension comes alive in Beijing People's Art Theatre's latest small-stage production, Beyond the Horizon, which will premiere on May 13 and run till May 29.
The epic live historical show, The Grand Era of Kangxi, kicked off its 15th season on Saturday in Chengde, North China's Hebei province.
"I think (more informative short videos) are the future. I am using this momentum," says foreign influencer Yegor during an interview with Unboxing China. With the BJIFF Short Video Section opening in Jiyuan on April 23, an Unboxing China video featuring Yegor was shortlisted.
The North Face 100 Ultra Trail Challenge 2026 kicked off at Emei Mountain in Southwest China's Sichuan province recently, attracting over 8,000 runners from 15 countries and regions to sign up and visit the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site.
Shanghai University of Finance and Economics celebrated its 22nd international cultural festival on Tuesday with a food carnival blending traditional cultural exchanges with innovative digital elements.
Ameen Muneer Mohammed Al-Obaidi, a reporter for China Arab TV based in China, returned to his alma mater, North Minzu University, recently, to share insights on personal growth and cultural communication with students.
The experience of deep, mindful reading remains irreplaceable, even in an era where AI tools can provide book summaries seemingly allowing individuals to grasp a book's content in minutes, experts and scholars said during a dialogue in Shanghai on Tuesday.
Divine Steeds: The World of Horses in the Palace Museum's Painting and Calligraphy Collections kicked off on Tuesday at the Palace Museum in Beijing. The exhibition will open to the public in the museum's Wenhua Dian (Hall of Literary Brilliance) from Wednesday until June 21.
For ceramics enthusiasts, Jingdezhen will never disappoint.
At 5 am on April 3, 22-year-old Zhao Rongyan set out with a group of students along a road leading to the Renshanhe Martyrs Cemetery.
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