When singer-actor Zheng Yunlong was asked what his reaction would be if he woke up to find that he suddenly possessed a couple of oversized ears like Dumbo, the 28-year-old says he would take selfies and post the photos on his WeChat account.
The Spring Festival holiday witnesses the world's greatest movement of humanity as people working and living in cities return to small towns or villages for family reunions.
Dirty hands, happy mind! That's the advice being touted by celebrities on a recent reality TV show. The stars, drawn from sport, stage and screen, are seen living and experiencing a self-sufficient rural life in the show, Ha Ha Farmers, which has been airing on MGTV, an online video platform based in Changsha, Central China's Hunan province.
LOS ANGELES - Chinese couturier Guo Pei's exhibition, Couture Beyond, opened to the public this month at the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana in Southern California, featuring 40 extraordinary creations from her most dramatic runway shows.
Donning the traditional clothing of the Miao ethnic group along with silver accessories, Zeng Li, a professor from Guizhou Minzu University, who's a deputy to the 13th National People's Congress, explains her proposals in front of a camera in English.
JOHANNESBURG - The winners of the Huawei ICT Competition Southern Africa 2018-19 were awarded trophies in Johannesburg on March 10. And, they will soon set off for China for the final global competition.
BANGKOK - A total of 70 Thai students have gained full government scholarships from China's Tianjin Municipal Education Commission to study in dozens of vocational colleges for three years in the northern Chinese city.
In a globalized age when people tend to think and live alike, it has become even more significant to preserve cultural diversity.
The Capital Museum in Beijing is showcasing an exhibition about the cultural and historical development of Northwest China's Qinghai province, focusing particularly on its close relationship with the ancient Silk Road.
Fang Bo has become sort of a celebrity over the past nine months.
White pear blossoms crawl all over the mountains in Sichuan province's Cangxi county in early March. And they add charm to the already polychromatic landscape featuring golden rapeseed flowers, green wheat and florid peach blossoms.
In 1922, Elizabeth Wampler, a nurse who had been sent to work in China by the Christian church, had a photograph of her taken with Chinese twin brothers, children that she had either treated or helped to deliver, in southern Beijing.
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