SAN FRANCISCO - A field trip to an ancient Chinese town has changed the stereotyped impression of China held by a group of American students and gave them an opportunity to better understand the country, a veteran film director said on Sunday.
Confucius said: "When three men walk together, there will be one I can learn from. I adopt his good points and note his shortcomings in order to correct my own."
Should the mythical creatures recorded in the ancient Shan Hai Jing (Classics of Mountains and Seas) ever cross paths with their Western counterparts, such as those seen in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them series, for example, they would be no less magnificent - as was demonstrated in Crimes of the Grindelwald, when a zouwu manifested itself quite spectacularly in Paris.
A star who shunned the spotlight has sage advice for those who want to burn bright on the music stage. Fame, she says, comes at a cost, especially in terms of stress and loneliness.
Perhaps many children will find resonance with Willy the Wimp, a childlike gorilla character brought to life by the drawing pen of British author Anthony Browne.
For overseas students in China, living in a different country with a culture and customs different from their own is not an easy thing to cope with. However, with support provided by the school, society and the efforts put in by students themselves, the culture shock can be kept to a minimum.
As China and Russia mark the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations this year, a Sino-Russian Teacher Education Forum was held at Beijing Normal University recently.
A large crowd surrounds the booth of Beijing No 171 High School at China World Mall, which is selling a self-developed product - a cleansing spray for sneakers - at an indoor fair organized by the nonprofit Junior Achievement China.
The integration of Chinese and Western techniques and styles marked an important development in the history of Chinese fine arts during the 20th century, in which the interchanges between Chinese and French artists played a special role.
Imagine you're at home, you open your laptop and start a role-playing game where you can enjoy views of the Nanjing Qinhuai Lantern Festival as you row down the Qinhuai River, completing set tasks along the way. This is one way for video gamers to enjoy the traditional culture of East China's Jiangsu province during Spring Festival without having to travel there.
A desire to explore the world at their own pace has driven an increasing number of Chinese travelers to buy recreational vehicles.
North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region has launched 10 themed study routes for parents and their children to take over the summer vacation that enable them to experience ancient civilizations and folk customs, and venture out into the grasslands on nature treks.
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