The Spring in the North - or Kitaguni no Haru in the original Japanese - is probably the most well-known Japanese song in China and around Asia since it first released in 1977.
A vast swathe of literary and cinematic classics have been created over the last seven decades of New China's history, although time may have yellowed many of the pages and tarnished much of the celluloid.
HAVANA - Every morning, 53-year-old Roberto Vargas Lee walks through the streets of Havana's Chinatown to a martial arts school that he founded over 20 years ago.
When the oak-framed roof of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris burned to the ground in a blaze on April 15, people around the world wept over the fate of the iconic 12th-century monument.
Three years on from his runaway hit Your Name, Japanese director Makoto Shinkai returns to China with his latest anime feature Weathering With You, which opened across the Chinese mainland on Nov 1.
After translating literary works by such famous writers as F. S. Fitzgerald, Ian McEwan and Agatha Christie, and writing literary criticism for years, Huang Yuning finally took up writing herself.
The Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, will launch cat-themed cartoon books, as well as other cultural products.
New drivers of Chinese culture, such as TikTok, fantasy novels and online dramas, are gaining traction in Thailand, bringing new ways to promote Chinese culture in the Southeast Asian country.
The stage is set. Quietness descends. The lights blaze. Anticipation grips the audience. A dancer in a silky red robe, casts a spell while his muscles ripple as he seems to glide across the stage. Li Xiang, 27, combines strength and grace with a deftness that enraptures viewers of the reality show Dance Smash, created by Hunan Satellite TV and first broadcast on Oct 5.
To help young viewers slake their thirst for globe-trotting adventure without having to leave the comfort of their own homes, Encounter, a documentary-style reality show on Tencent's streaming media platform, packs popular celebrities off to experience extraordinary locales and challenging activities.
On an icy corner of Antarctica, two male elephant seals are violently biting and crashing into one another to compete over the mating rights of the 60 or so females.
Among those people who attended the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China on Oct 1, 1949, there were many overseas Chinese who had, in different ways, contributed to the nation's independence and the birth of New China, such as Tan Kah-kee (Chen Jiageng), an entrepreneur active in Southeast Asia and a leader of overseas Chinese communities, and Luo Lang, who returned from Malaysia and conducted the army orchestra at the ceremony.
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