Amid the searing heat of summer, around 10 million high school graduates have to keep a cool head about them to make one of the biggest decisions in their lives after the college entrance exams ended in early June.
What should you do with your "boomerang kids" who come home from college for a place to stay over the summer?
Perhaps you're not one of those super-organized, Type A people who firmed up their summer plans last January. And right about now, you're finding yourself with more than a little free time this summer. Don't worry - you're not alone. And the best news is that there are still some good options out there.
As a humble rural artisan from northern China who rose to become one of the country's leading portrait painters, Xin Dongwang shared many of the hardships and setbacks faced by migrant workers moving to the city - and the compassion he felt for them quickly became his hallmark.
Few people ever reach the bottom of the ocean, let alone explore and experience it. However, an immersive exhibition, presented by Japanese design and art agency Naked Inc is offering Beijingers the opportunity to enjoy the wonders of the underwater world through a combination of technology, lights, video and water.
Heilongjiang's cool weather makes it a hot summer destination - one whose appeal is warming up as more people discover its seasonal allure.
Jiangsu province's Suzhou city is working to attract more foreigners living in nearby Shanghai to visit for weekends and short trips.
Electric and alternative-energy vehicles. Mobility sharing and integrated mobile payments. Mobility management and transport planning.
The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra and Shanghai Music Publishing House have jointly launched a new project documenting the development of symphonic music in China since 1949.
An exchange program recently brought together 38 Sinologists from 34 countries for research and study at several institutes in Beijing.
June is a special month for Chinese film director Uragshaa (Wuershan) because he celebrates four birthdays, for his father, his two sons and himself.
The National Centre for the Performing Arts has invited Italian director Stefano Poda to bring the five-act opera, Romeo and Juliet, an opera masterpiece by Charles-Francois Gounod back to the stage from July 18 to 22, to mark the 200th birth anniversary of the French composer.
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