Qingdao Port: From Fishing Harbor to Global Smart Shipping Hub
Qingdao Port has evolved from a small fishing harbor into a global leader in smart shipping, strengthening ties with ASEAN countries and driving innovation in global trade.
Culture
Discover the latest cultural news, interviews and trends, from TV, movies and music to art, theater, fashion and lifestyle, all from a Chinese perspective, blending elements of the modern and tradition, east and west.
Computer Science Editor Bridges Logic and Art Through Peking Opera
Meet Xu Mengran, a computer science editor who finds harmony between logic and art through her passion for Peking Opera, bridging modernity and tradition.
Yuki’s Reptile Museum Inspires a New Generation in Beijing
From childhood fascination to educational pioneer, Yuki bridges fear and fascination with his reptile museum in Beijing.
Exploring Beijing: From Viral Hotspots to Tranquil Parks
Discover the contrasts of Beijing’s consumption culture with Rachel as she explores bustling internet-famous shops and the serene charm of local parks where community and tradition thrive.
Liu Cixin Calls Sci-Fi a Romantic Journey Through Time and Space
At the Huabiao Film Awards, renowned sci-fi writer Liu Cixin described science fiction as “a very romantic literary genre,” discussing his new TV series “Ball Lightning” and the mysteries of nature.
Immersive African Arts Event Lights Up Tsinghua University Art Museum
Tsinghua University Art Museum hosted an immersive African arts event, inviting attendees to experience African culture through interactive music, dance, and art as part of the university’s 114th anniversary celebrations.
Shanghai and St. Petersburg: Bridging East and West as Sister Cities
Separated by over 7,000 kilometers, Shanghai and St. Petersburg have been sister cities since 1988, sharing bonds in culture, innovation, and history that bridge East and West.
Translators Tackle Challenges as Chinese Games and Films Go Global
Translators face challenges adapting Chinese cultural hits like ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ for global audiences. How can they bridge cultural gaps in the era of AI?
After 2,300 Years, China’s Chu Silk Manuscripts Await Return Home
After a journey spanning nearly eight decades, the ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts await their rightful return to China, shedding light on a complex tale of cultural heritage and international cooperation.
2025 SCO Film Festival Returns to China: A Cinematic Reunion
The 2025 SCO Film Festival returns to the Chinese mainland after seven years, uniting member states through cinema in Yongchuan, Chongqing.