A Chinese culture night featuring food, music and Mandarin activities was held at the Chinese Embassy in Kuwait.

An exhibition featuring art from China's Forbidden City opened on Tuesday at Vienna's Kunsthistorisches Museum, exploring the parallels and contrasts between East and West in their artistic expressions of power, culture, and ideals of life.

An exhibition themed on various music cultures along the ancient Silk Road is held in Guangzhou. The exhibition presents the historical context and artistic integration of musical instruments in the cultural exchanges between the East and the West.

​The exhibition "Civilization of the Qin and Han Dynasties - The First Chinese Emperor's Terracotta Warriors" opened Thursday in Budapest, bringing rare Chinese archaeological treasures to the heart of Central Europe.

​The 2025 "Connecting Cultures: Brazil-China" project took Chinese content creators on an unforgettable journey across Brazil's diverse landscapes and rich culture, from misty falls and vibrant parks to cultural events. Along the way, they forged deep bonds, explored sustainability, and began planning their next visits to further experience Brazil's warmth and beauty.

For nearly 40 years, German tourism veteran Heinrich Kriwet has kept a small bronze replica of a flying horse, a souvenir that carries 2,000 years of history and Kriwet's lifelong connection with China.

​Hidden on the northwest plain of east China's Shandong Province, the quiet town of Yang'an might seem ordinary at first glance, consisting of a patch of land spanning under 90 square kilometers and home to just some 50,000 residents. Yet this small community has carved out a remarkable niche in the global food industry.

In recent years, China and Egypt have carried out fruitful cooperation across a wide range of cultural initiatives. To showcase this growing partnership, we have highlighted some of the most significant cultural heritage and archaeological cooperation projects.

​Yang Lin and Letizia Vallini, scholars with Tianjin-based Nankai University, feel profoundly inspired every time they read the China-related words by renowned Italian politician and jurist Piero Calamandrei.

​On International Museum Day, the National Museum in Yangon welcomed visitors with quiet excitement as children, families, students, and international travelers wandered through its storied halls.

​Italian museums seek to deepen dialogue with Chinese museums to facilitate mutual learning between civilizations, some curators and experts of renowned Italian museums have said.

Devoting more than six decades to the preservation and study of the music of the Mongolian ethnic group in China, Wu Lanjie, an 87-year-old Chinese musicologist and educator, has made significant contributions to the inheritance and development of the music.