In this book's seven chapters, Wang Xiong chronicles the evolution of Chinese train travel and explores the development of China Railway's 12306 ticketing system, uncovering its challenges and advancements.

Zhang Bo's book Dream Big: Around the World in 68 Days – a travelogue documenting his 68-day global flight – offers a breathtaking account.

In this book, James Alexander, a British columnist with the Western China International Communication Center, tries to introduce Chongqing from six different angles.

Zhejiang lies on the southeast coast of China, south of the Yangtze River Delta. Bordered by Shanghai and Jiangsu Province to the north, it is one of the pioneer provinces in China’s development.

Harold Acton (1904-1994) is an Italian-born British writer and legendary aesthete, or a lover of beauty, who had lived for seven years in Beijing in the 1930s and wrote several works about Chinese theatre and poetry. He believes in the idea that true culture is universal.

The book introduces the winners of the Orchid Awards, a recent laurel instituted by the CICG to recognize the work of people worldwide who have made significant contributions to cultural exchanges and mutual learning between China and the rest of the world.

Modernization has been a common issue in the development of all countries since the 20th century. However, as the global modernization movement developed, different countries and regions diverged in their modernization paths and models.

Historically, Chakdu was a tiny place in Kham, one of the three traditional Tibetan-inhabited regions. Today, it is known as Xinlong, a county in Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, which holds a strategic position on the main transportation route from Sichuan into Xizang (Tibet).

Historically, Chakdu was a tiny place in Kham, one of the three traditional Tibetan-inhabited regions.

It is a book of masterful portraits that capture the essence of humanism. In nine chapters, the author paints, pop art-style, portraits of renowned philosophers, thinkers, writers, poets, musicians, painters, psychologists, scientists, directors, and performing artists from the West and the East who have transformed human history at some point in different ways.

Across the world, water is seen as the mother of all life, the basis of survival of all living organisms, and the ultimate source of human civilization.

The book compiles articles and speeches by Yasuo Fukuda on various occasions, covering a wide range of topics, from China's opening up and robust economic growth to strategic and mutually beneficial China-Japan ties, China's relationship with the rest of the world.

The book consists of 18 chapters which focus on the Belt and Road (BRI) flagship projects launched by Chinese enterprises in BRI participanting countries.

Made In China: The Rise of Chinese Manufacturing in a New Era selects 10 typical cities and conducts in-depth research into these cities' representative enterprises, exploring their evolution path and cracking the code of China's manufacturing industry in the new era.