In over 40 years, Shenzhen has transformed from a "small fishing village" to the "capital of Chinese brands," now home to 11 Fortune Global 500 companies.
Renowned Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke recently sat down with China.org.cn to discuss his latest film, "Caught by the Tides," which he spent 22 years making.
During a recent U.S.-China dialogue series in Beijing, former NBA star and Chinese Basketball Association President Yao Ming offered insights into how sports can bridge cultural divides between the two nations.
Uygur Muqam, a unique art form in Xinjiang, incorporates literature, music, dance and drama to showcase various aspects of the Uygur ethnic group.
Luka Yuanyuan Yang, director of "Chinatown Cha-Cha," spoke with China.org.cn recently about the dancers featured in her documentary and their inspiring approach to life and aging.
A major forum held during the 2024 China Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival explored development trends within the Chinese film industry.
China.org.cn highlights key milestones in China's internet development over the past decade.
Meng Genhua has spent decades preserving Mongolian ethnic costume traditions in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, earning recognition as one of the region's most respected designers.
Tsinghua University is intensifying high-quality medicine development, including launching new schools of Tsinghua Medicine and signing a strategic cooperation agreement to establish a new medical campus.
The Nair culture of Ordos, a regional intangible cultural heritage that originated during China's Yuan Dynasty, is thriving again today thanks to dedicated cultural inheritors.
The 15th Airshow China is currently being held in Zhuhai, south China's Guangdong province, from Nov. 12-17. We spoke to college students attending the event to find out their impressions of the airshow.
Based on the experience between the two countries' communication and collaboration, finding the right path of coexistence in the new era is the question that must be answered by China and the U.S.
The two countries should seek win-win results through positive competition, propel the world's development through joint efforts as two major countries, and avoid harm to both caused by malign competition.
All instances of successful bilateral collaboration since 1979 have proven that China and the U.S. can not only coexist in peace, but also realize common development and furthermore bring benefits to the two countries.
?The China International Import Expo (CIIE) continues to strengthen global trade connections as it marks its seventh year, drawing participants from across the world to Shanghai.
