Rural Beijing emerges as a national tourism model Beijing’s rural areas are increasingly recognized as leaders in China’s agricultural leisure tourism sector. Once overshadowed by
Culture lived through daily habits Chinese culture is often discussed through grand symbols history philosophy and festivals yet its strongest presence is found in everyday
A renewed chapter in bilateral people to people ties As 2026 begins cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Canada are entering a renewed phase
Cultural continuity in an era of acceleration China’s rapid economic and technological rise has placed its culture under constant pressure to adapt. As cities expand
Urbanization as a defining force in modern China China’s rapid urbanization over the past four decades has fundamentally altered how people live work and interact.
In the mountains of southwest China, traditions passed down through generations are finding new life on smartphone screens. In Guizhou’s Qiandongnan region, live shopping has
As Chinese cinema continues to explore stories rooted in cultural memory, a new film is preparing to offer audiences an intimate portrait of one of
As evening fell over Haikou’s historic waterfront, the rhythmic beat of drums and the sharp, energetic movements of performers brought Dongpo Old Wharf to life.
China has taken a bold step in blending ancient culture with modern cinema as Horse Power, the country’s first giant screen film inspired by the
China. But in Hangzhou, one small stuffed horse has captured national attention for a reason no one could have planned. A simple stitching mistake transformed
