HANOI - Studying Chinese, one of the world's most spoken languages, has not only brightened the career paths for Vietnamese students, but also enriched their lives culturally with impassioned values. "Learning Chinese is so much fun because I can come to understand many good songs and rhythms," said Ha Kieu My, a third-year student at the Hanoi-based Foreign Trade University, who was a finalist at the 2nd Chinese singing contest held by the Confucius Institute in Vietnam on Wednesday night.
When director Miao Yue arrived in Shibadong village, the home of the Miao ethnic people in the mountains of Central China's Hunan province, after a tiring journey, her fatigue was quickly forgotten thanks to the stunning views she encountered.
One of the most popular Hollywood espionage franchises in China, Kingsman - the secret spy organization based on the Mark Millar-Dave Gibbons comic - is back.
Victor Otazu describes his decade-long collaboration with China as "fruitful".
The Miao ethnic group in Shidong town of Southwest China's Guizhou province celebrates a festival called "sisters' meal" on the 15th day of the third lunar month every year.
With bungalows on one side and office spaces on the other, Qinglong Hutong, an alleyway in Beijing, is witnessing a renovation since September.
Chinese comics artist Bai Xiao used to wonder how his Japanese counterparts could churn out their creations on a weekly basis, when he could do so only once a month in magazines.
Using mobile devices to learn English has become popular in China, not only for medium-level and advanced learners, but also for beginners.
Marie-Jean Thoraval, a French professor with the School of Aerospace at Xi'an Jiaotong University, became the first foreign teacher to recently be selected for the educational institution's 10 Young Scholars of Distinction award.
SHANGHAI - A Shanghai university has opened China's first international school to train the country's future trade negotiators.
According to the Chinese lunar calendar, the Autumnal Equinox (qiufen) is the day when night and day are of equal length.
Australian Nicholas James Vujicic was born with a rare disorder that left him without any arms or legs.
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