Beijing-based British artist and curator Colin Chinnery has spent many years collecting and preserving sounds including pigeon whistles, jingling camel bells, and the cries of street vendors and peddlers in Beijing, among others.

A young American woman shares her videos about rural China, warts and all, busting the myth that it is a repressive and dystopian nation.

For more than four decades, Inma has witnessed the significant development brought about by China's reform and opening-up. China's profound history and culture has captivated her, inspiring her to spare no effort to help build a platform for cultural exchanges between China and Spain.

Letting the history and culture of bread in France tell the story of its people in China.

A Swedish dream chaser's life adventure in Beijing.

For Decombel Danny Camiel, Xinjiang is not only a place of opportunity where he started his agricultural career, but also his home away from home.

The goal of German young man Robert Adolf is to shoot short videos showing the culture of all 56 ethnic groups in China.

American artist Denis Naymark pursues his ceramic dream in China's porcelain capital, Jingdezhen.

The Central Axis of Beijing should blaze a trail of urban renovation to reflect an avant-garde vision of fresh symbolic value to both China and the world as a whole.

One Ameican's devotion to Chinese culture trips to off-the-beaten-track destinations converges into the national endeavor to boost rural culture and economy as well as improve the outside world's knowledge of China.

More than half a century of studying China, its history and present, has given rise to a love in the German sinologist for humanity of China, which kindles his optimism to further cultivate the humanistic legacy of peoples towards the basis for a shared future.

After engaging in cultural exchanges with China for nearly two decades, Alfons Labisch, a professor wtih Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf in Germany, looks forward to continuing his China story far into the future.

An Anglo-Chinese woman is doing her part to keep the bond between the two countries alive.

"Unless you understand China, you won't understand what are truly common values in human society on Earth, or what are just Western idiosyncrasies." – Michael Woods quoted Simon Leys in his interview with China today.