Their story is among the many told in the mini-documentary series Encounters in China, which features 35 5-minute episodes about friendship between Chinese people and foreigners. The series has run on Chinese digital platforms starting Nov 19, and will air in the United States on Nov 30.
The wushu team of Ankara metropolitan municipality practices hard to win new medals and titles in Turkey, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
In China, Heidi Dugan teaches people how to cook Western cuisine. While in Australia, she helps people know about a real China.
In the year of the pandemic, a grand anniversary has delivered much needed musical solace in an event that will reach its climax next month.
The Gubei Water Town in Miyun district in Beijing sees the first snow of the winter this year on the morning of Nov 19.
Sun Zhiguo is bracing for a busy month ahead. His online shop just received an order of 30,000 Santa Claus costumes from Thailand, for which his staff is working extra hours to guarantee delivery before Christmas.
Political leaders, officials from international organizations and diplomats have highlighted the need to bolster the world's understanding about China and promote mutual learning at a time when the global community is suffering from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and strong economic headwinds.
The 2020 Free Trade Port Concert, "Be Together in a Better Hainan", will be streaming online tonight at 8 o'clock in South China's tropical Hainan province.
As one of the countries that was severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, Chile government decided to open its board again to welcome foreign tourists on Nov 23.
As the first of its kind in China, Hear Her – an eight-episode monologue series about women's rights – is set to run on the streaming giant Tencent on Nov 17, and expected to be streamed by BBC's digital platforms in 2021.
After being abroad for decades, 68 Chinese cultural relics lost to the United Kingdom recently returned to their homeland thanks to the joint efforts of the two countries, according to a news conference of the National Cultural Heritage Administration on Wednesday.
A total of 1,500 exhibitors from 50 countries and regions are participating in the China International Travel Mart (CITM) 2020, which is taking place in Shanghai from Monday to Wednesday.
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