The Third World Conference of Sinologists, which concluded on Thursday in Dunhuang, a key hub on the ancient Silk Road in Gansu Province, brought together more than 300 scholars and cultural figures from around 70 countries.

The Sino-American Aviation Heritage Foundation, in partnership with a local Chinese company, has donated 100,000 yuan (about 14,000 U.S. dollars) and relief supplies of equal value to China's Liuzhou, which was recently struck by two 5.2-magnitude earthquakes.

Daotian town in Shouguang, Weifang, east China's Shandong province, is combining strict quality control with an integrated supply chain to bring fresh produce to markets across China and beyond.

Chelsy Bautista, a Dominican online influencer, arrived in Chongqing on May 16 for a five-day visit.

​Moataz Abdellah, an Egyptian teacher from Jilin International Studies University, explores murals and stele inscriptions unearthed from tombs of the ancient Koguryo Kingdom of China.

​Moataz Abdellah, an Egyptian teacher from Jilin International Studies University, and Mimoza, a French intern at Jilin Agricultural University, explore Ji'an Museum in Jilin province of China.

Moataz Abdellah, an Egyptian teacher from Jilin International Studies University, explores the Mausoleum of King Jangsu (the Tomb of the General), an impressive stepped stone pyramidal tomb in Ji'an, Jilin province of China.

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​With a 3D printer nozzle rotating as it smoothly extrudes clay, a delicate ceramic work is gradually taking shape -- a scene that would once have been unimaginable to earlier generations of artisans in Jingdezhen.

​On World Book Day, which falls on 23 April, readers around the globe are reminded of the simple joy of opening a book. Established by UNESCO, the annual observance encourages people to discover the pleasure and power of books. But for regions beyond immediate reach, including parts of Africa, reading can also serve as a first encounter, a journey to places one has never physically visited.

The annual Cape Town Carnival 2026 kicked off in the legislative capital of South Africa on Saturday evening, with Chinese cultural elements emerging as a highlight of the festivities.

​Standing before a vivid landscape blending traditional Chinese brushwork with Pakistani cultural motifs, Ayesha Khan felt "as if two worlds are meeting on one canvas."

Spanish porcelain artist Jaume Ribalta aims to build a bridge between Chinese and Spanish cultures through his work.

​To welcome the Year of the Horse, eight magnificent steed lanterns have journeyed from China to Singapore's Gardens by the Bay. Yet, a visitor's first encounter is not with the horses, but with a winding, blossom-strewn path.

The "HIT-Cambridge-Oxford Cup" Ice Dragon Boat International Friendship Race, which was part of a China-U.K. youth cultural exchange week hosted by the Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT), concluded in Harbin City, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province on Tuesday.

For Dilan Atasayar, a Turkish artist as well as a PhD student at Jingdezhen Ceramic University, this city in east China's Jiangxi Province has become a "second hometown." Her artistic journey, however, began thousands of miles away in Iznik, a Turkish city renowned for its historic ceramic production.

As the scent of freshly steamed bean paste buns drifts through the People's Park in downtown Shanghai and laughter erupts from a nearby English-language stand-up comedy club -- not at the unfamiliar, but at the recognizable -- China's latest chapter of inbound tourism begins to take shape.

Soft orchestral music filled Studio A of Myanmar Radio and Television in Yangon, Myanmar, as voices rose in both Chinese and Myanmar verse, weaving together two literary traditions shaped by centuries of shared history.

A German patient recently underwent a successful surgery at the Eye Hospital, Wenzhou Medical University in eastern China's Zhejiang province after previous treatments in his home country proved unsuccessful.

​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.