International judges of the Third Orchid Awards gathered to reflect on how the spirit of the ancient Silk Road lives on through today's Global Civilization Initiative and Belt and Road Initiative, fostering deep cultural dialogue and mutual learning.

​Chinese film "Once Upon a Time in the Middle East" struck a chord with audiences at its Australian premiere in Melbourne Tuesday night, with viewers praising its message of humanity and peace and its distinctive Chinese perspective on war.

A group of international students from the United States, Russia, Australia, Pakistan, El Salvador, Brazil, Vietnam, Thailand and other countries have enrolled at Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine to learn Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) physiotherapies such as cupping, acupuncture, moxibustion, and bone-setting treatments.

International judges and nominees for the Third Orchid Awards, along with nominees from previous editions, visited the Xi'an Museum in Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi province, on Sept. 7. Through historic relics, the guests gained a closer look at the rich heritage of the ancient Chinese capital.

A group of Canadian university students recently flew to Changshan, a county in Quzhou, eastern China's Zhejiang province, spending 10 days there to see mushrooms.

Doctor Masseli used to work with the cold precision of legal codes in Germany; today, she heals people with acupuncture, cupping, conversation and other traditional Chinese methods in China. Let's find out why and how she chose to build her career and life in China.

​A light show of 500 synchronized drones on Tuesday night attracted hundreds of spectators at the University of Botswana Stadium in Gaborone, the capital of Botswana, to showcase the friendship and people-to-people exchanges between China and Botswana.

​Laughter and friendly competition filled the air here on Tuesday, as Chinese and Namibians came together over games, music and dance at the China-Namibia Culture Fair in Windhoek, the Namibian capital.

​Yang Lin and Letizia Vallini, scholars with Tianjin-based Nankai University, feel profoundly inspired every time they read the China-related words by renowned Italian politician and jurist Piero Calamandrei.

​On International Museum Day, the National Museum in Yangon welcomed visitors with quiet excitement as children, families, students, and international travelers wandered through its storied halls.

​Italian museums seek to deepen dialogue with Chinese museums to facilitate mutual learning between civilizations, some curators and experts of renowned Italian museums have said.

Devoting more than six decades to the preservation and study of the music of the Mongolian ethnic group in China, Wu Lanjie, an 87-year-old Chinese musicologist and educator, has made significant contributions to the inheritance and development of the music.