In early August, 20-year-old Liu Chang stood at the front of a classroom, feeling slightly nervous. It was her first experience as a volunteer teacher.
During the 79th Festival de Cannes, Suzi de Givenchy (Chinese name Huang Xianxi) joined a forum organized by The One International Women's Film Festival on narratives by Asian women in cinema. Around her were directors, writers and journalists. Suzi, however, was a fashion model.
Standing before a display case at a museum in Yudu county, Jiangxi province, 23-year-old Zeng Yan read a letter written by a Red Army soldier nearly a century ago.
When French artist Yann Colleu first encountered porcelain in 2014 as a contemporary art student in France, he had little idea that the material would eventually become central to his life.
August 19, the seventh day of the seventh month on the traditional Chinese calendar, marks Qixi when Niu Lang meets Zhi Nyu.
A jade pendant, a scented sachet, and a bronze mirror. In ancient China, lovers gifted these small tokens to express affection.
Xi’an’s guotie, or pan-fried dumplings, offer more than a crispy bite.
The ballet's Romeo + Juliet transports the lovers from Renaissance Verona to the turbulent, cosmopolitan world of 1960s Hong Kong.
The ancient city wall of Jingzhou in Hubei province stands like a living history book.
GUIYANG — With summer heat-waves sweeping across China, the country's southwestern karst areas are getting creative, offering unique tourism experiences deep within their cool caves.
Chinese brands are gradually entering the global mainstream — not only through affordability, but through core product strength, culture and aesthetics.
Guo Qinglin still remembers a visit to Yumen Pass not long after he joined the Dunhuang Academy in 1999.