The Cleveland Orchestra will conclude its China tour with two concerts at the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Friday and Saturday.
Many stories regarding three of ancient China's "four great inventions" - namely the compass, gunpowder and papermaking - are featured in an online exhibition launched by Google Arts & Culture on March 6.
A red wooden gate next to a gas station just east of Andingmen overpass leads to a green world hidden in downtown Beijing.
Two Chinese documentary films debuted at the Season Eight Asian film festival held in Chicago over the weekend.
After spending five years as a global marketer in the pharmaceutical industries in Europe and the United States, Yann Biehler decided to do an MBA program in 2017 to further his learning and prepare himself for a possible move to China, a country he has always had a strong interest in since childhood.
Zhejiang University, a leading university in science and technology in China, is aiming to expand its influence in the field of business education by opening a new school with a focus on international exchange.
The Graduate Management Admission Council, a global organization of graduate business schools, is planning to cooperate with more domestic business schools and expand its Study in China program in light of growing interest from international students.
Li Hang had an experience that you could say lit up his life. The PhD graduate from Wuhan University saw the light in the South Pole, the aurora australis.
Remaking a classic TV series requires courage, determination, an understanding of culture and ingenuity. The challenge is to reflect changing tastes while keeping true to the original.
HEFEI - In the city of Hefei, East China's Anhui province, there is a special soccer team: 22 players aged between 8 and 14 with no fixed positions, and no pressure to win.
OTTAWA - "We have established extensive contacts with Chinese people and forged deep friendship," said Lee Edward Errett, winner of 2018 Chinese Ambassador's Award in Canada, recently.
When Li Baochun, a 69-year-old Peking Opera master, decided to produce a new piece based on Li Qingzhao, he decided to take a different approach.
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