SHANGHAI - The Lancang-Mekong Youth Exchange and Cooperation Center was inaugurated in Shanghai on July 23, with eight universities from China, Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signing a memorandum.
An exhibition about the history of Shanghai university museums was held at the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom from July 18 to 22.
Smashing box-office records in animation, the film Ne Zha has proved to be a dark horse, tipped to lift up the Chinese film industry, which has experienced a slowdown in the past five months.
An education alliance is bringing more students from countries and regions involved in the Belt and Road Initiative to study in China, with almost 200 new places being created this year for students from Mexico alone.
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania - The Philadelphia Orchestra expects to deepen its cooperation with its Chinese partners, a senior executive of the orchestra has said.
South Africa is taking action to appeal to more Chinese to answer the call of the wild.
A village continues to draw Manchu descendants from across the country, keen to reconnect to their imperial roots.
A tourism train, which will showcase Beijing's northeastern Huairou and Miyun districts, began running in mid-July.
On China's short-video app TikTok, known locally as Douyin, a top popular category is young people dancing to trendy tunes, where filters create an appreciative atmosphere where heart signs float.
SHENYANG - Pushing her way off a crowded bus, Yan Ming, 60, strolls down the road toward a small workshop with the help of a crutch and warmly greets her workmates as she enters.
Veteran writer Wang Meng, at the age of 85, has just published an anthology of four of his recent works - and three of them deal with love, a theme that is often regarded as a preserve of the younger generation.
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