In 2006, Liu Tong, who was then studying in Germany, saw a man on a bus make a paper rose and hand it to a stranger. And this marked the start of the then 21-year-old Chinese student's interest in origami.
My daughter suggested I write a column about hydration. Great idea, since a road trip through drought-stricken New Mexico and Arizona was on the horizon. No worries. We remembered to pack plenty of bottled water in the ice chest.
Xu Shiwei, a Chinese college student and volunteer teacher working in the remote mountains of Southwest China's Guizhou province, says he never imagined that real life could be more dramatic than TV when he first met the children "forgotten by God".
NEW YORK - A Chinese scientist working in the United States has invented a new device to measure the behavior of electrons in materials, which will help improve the performance and energy efficiency of electronic devices, microchips and sensors used in the IT and tech sectors.
LISBON - Portugal's University of Coimbra has announced the creation of a course to study China's relationship with Portuguese-speaking countries, focusing on business culture, intercultural management and business relations.
The search for hidden treasure has been one of the most intriguing, dramatic stories in human history. Rumors of the locations of buried fortunes have inspired countless film and TV dramas over the years, and have even acted as a reference point for archaeologists.
"Breathing needs no explanation, neither does art." This is one of many declarations at this year's Art Nova 100 Opening Exhibition in Beijing.
Viewing Niagara Falls from a helicopter was a highlight of Guan Jing's recent visit to Canada.
Many visitors to Beijing enjoy staying in traditional hutong (alleyways).
With thousands of silk flowers blossoming and golden bricks glittering, Chinese contemporary artist Shu Yong's representative golden bridge will soon land in Kazakhstan, as he takes the artwork there in celebration of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Faye Wong is among the few Chinese pop stars who manage to keep a low profile but still grab the headlines.
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