The book Yangzhou: The Biography, written by Wei Minghua, is part of the Biographies of 100 Cities Along the Silk Road series.

As one of the six counties of ancient Huizhou, Wuyuan has been widely acclaimed as "China's Most Beautiful Countryside" both at home and abroad.

The book offers a panoramic view of Xinjiang's strategic pivot, economic vitality, cross-border partnerships, and cultural dialogue within the Belt and Road framework, highlighting the region's distinctive contribution to global cooperation.

The jade-green Fuxing (rejuvenation) bullet train, snow white hada (prayer scarves), and beaming faces keep flashing into the photographer's lens.

If you‘re planning a trip to Beijing, prepare to be swept up in a living mosaic – more than 3,000 years of history, vibrant contemporary culture, and skyline-defining architecture all fusing and flowing across a vast canvas.

The fifth volume of Xi Jinping: The Governance of China offers precisely such an insight for those willing to look beyond the headlines.

Andrew Moody, chief correspondent and senior editor with China Daily, kept the habit of writing a diary during his 13 years of working in China.

Drawing on artifacts and ruins unearthed through archaeological excavations, this book brings the history of the ancient Silk Road to life. These relics, embedded with the memories of a vanished world, wordlessly tell stories that are both intimate and epic.

Like many people around the world, be they China scholars, friends of China or students of Marxism, I have been looking forward to the publication of the fifth volume of Xi Jinping: The Governance of China and was very pleased to hear that it is now available.

This book, authored by 55 foreigners, presents a curated collection of their stories in China.

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.