As spring has come with blossoms, it's time to enjoy this year's fresh tea.
The Douro Valley in northern Portugal is known for its spectacular rolling landscape of rivers and steep slopes that commands a feeling of peace.
Following the barbecue-induced travel craze to the city of Zibo in east China and the ice-snow tourism frenzy in Harbin in the northeast, Chinese social media has once again showcased its influence in highlighting the next internet-famous city worthy of exploration.
A partnership was formed on Wednesday between Huangshan Tourism Development Co Ltd in Anhui province and the China Literature Group, a leading force in online literature. This partnership introduces an innovative "IP + tourism" model, targeting the development of Huangshan's tourism-related intellectual property across diverse platforms, including digital content, merchandise, and gaming enhancements.
The fourth season of the travel reality show HAHAHAHAHA aired on Tencent's video platform on Saturday, offering viewers a captivating glimpse into the travels of actors Deng Chao and Chen He, pop idol Lu Han, comedian Wang Mian, former soccer player Fan Zhiyi, and rapper Dong Baoshi as they embark on an adventurous journey through Laos.
In the modern era, China often tops the gold medal table during the Summer Olympics by the time the closing ceremony has tooted its last toot and lowered the curtain on the quadrennial sporting spectacle.
After gap of more than three decades, highly successful director returns and talks of 'dream' to work in country, Xu Fan reports.
Walking into the Suzhou Art Museum in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, the eyes of visitors are immediately drawn to an artwork hanging high on the wall that depicts the collision of gold nuclei, giving the surface impression of a contemporary art piece.
A thread that binds generations of Suzhou craftswomen continues to weave ever beautiful designs, Deng Zhangyu reports.
Chinese artist Pei Xuehong held his solo exhibition titled Changjiang Symbol at the A•D Gallery in Singapore on March 18, inaugurating its global tour.
In July 1952, the Chengdu-Chongqing railway commenced operations, marking a milestone as the first railroad completed since the founding of New China. Over 30,000 People's Liberation Army military personnel and 100,000 workers contributed to its construction, finishing the 505-kilometer railway within two years.