The smallest province in Canada, Prince Edward Island is known for its beautiful beaches, delicious food and world-class golf facilities.
DUBAI - Airline executives and hospitality executives said on Monday that they expect Chinese inbound tourism to the Middle East to continue to boom following the lifting of visa restrictions by several Arab states. They made the remarks at the 24th edition of the Arabian Travel Market fair and exhibition.
"We know Canadian contemporary literature much better than they know ours," says Bai Ye, director of the China Contemporary Literature Study Association, at a recent forum in Beijing on cultural translation and studies.
Chinese author Wang Xiaobo died 20 years ago, but his works are still popular among Chinese readers.
Amazon China, one of the largest online booksellers, released its 2017 Reading Report on April 20, which shows a continued interest in reading and some new trends among Chinese readers.
NEW YORK - Jeff Kinney remembers when his goal was to write a book, one big book, for grown-ups.
During a trek to the mountains of Hubei province, in 2015, documentary filmmaker Jin Xingzheng heard the story of a woman in her 80s who has long taken care of her mentally ill son.
Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke has teamed up with four established directors from Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa to make a movie.
In the cinematic world, Jacques Perrin is almost the alternative term for nature documentaries. The 76-year-old French director is known for his works like Winged Migration (2001) and Oceans (2010).
While the Chinese movie market has attracted Australian filmmakers over the past decade, only eight coproduction projects have taken off since 2006, when the two countries first signed a treaty to encourage film partnership. But with seven new coproduction deals signed in Beijing on April 20, the number is expected to rise.
LOS ANGELES - After causing havoc in the universe and saving it from destruction, Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy are back in a new adventure that takes the unconventional group of friends on a quest to discover their family ties.
When many Chinese college graduates prepared to apply to major Western colleges this year, Zhejiang University senior Xu Mengmeng opted to take a different approach.
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