Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao, all deeply rooted in Lingnan culture, are embracing burgeoning cultural development in the new era thanks to a slew of culture-oriented plans.

There is probably no figure in Chinese history or culture who is more of a lightening-rod for anti-China Western bias than Confucius.

By enabling audiences to move from merely an observer's state of mind to a state of total involvement, each show is different and unique.

The Dragon Boat Festival, which falls on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, is a traditional festival of the Chinese nation.

British sociologist Martin Albrow’s latest book – China and the Shared Human Future: Exploring Common Values and Goals – was recently launched in Beijing, which coincided with the three-day London Book Fair 2022.

On the day following the International Museum Day, the Second Dialogue of the China-Europe-America Museums Cooperation Initiative was held virtually on May 19, 2021.

The four-episode documentary Riding Rails in China: New Silk Road, hosted by a young American couple Jamie Panizales and Gareth Owen, and released by China Intercontinental Press, is more like a cultural adventure tour.

Life in the village enables artists to better cooperate with local residents and translate possibilities of rural art and cultural legacies into creative works of art.

One of the Chinese 24 solar terms called Beginning of Summer usually falls each year on a day between May 5 and 7 according to the solar calendar. It signals the end of spring and the start of summer.

The four-episode documentary Riding Rails in China: New Silk Road, hosted by a young American couple Jamie Panizales and Gareth Owen, and released by China Intercontinental Press, is more like a cultural adventure tour.

Studies of ancient Chinese civilization have been progressively prevalent in China in recent years. Variety shows such as The Nation’s Greatest Treasures and National Music Gala have set off a new trend making Chinese culture fashionable. The TV programs are helping to adapt traditional Chinese culture through innovation and make it more attractive for modern audiences.

British sociologist Martin Albrow’s latest book -- China and the Shared Human Future: Exploring Common Values and Goals -- was launched in Beijing on April 6. It coincided with the London Book Fair 2022 held from April 5 to 7 to reunite the publishing community with three days of business, networking and learning. Following the book launch, a forum on the same theme was held simultaneously in Beijing and London, both offline and online, attended by over 100 experts and scholars from home and abroad.

Two Croatian scholars explore new depths of the exchanges between China and Europe by delving into archaeology and history.

Globalization has transformed the world into a more connected and interdependent place. Today, many Chinese students have the opportunity to go abroad and see more of the world, gaining a better understanding of other cultures while developing a global mindset. Speaking English is more than just a language skill, it is a crucial medium of connecting China to the world. A recent book titled Stories of China: Performed in English introduces an alternative way for young Chinese to learn English through drama education, performing stories, and disseminating Chinese culture at the same time.