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Ancient city ruins reveal Silk Road history

Gaochang (Qocho) city, which mimics the layout of Chang'an (located in present-day Shaanxi province), the capital of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), had been a key point on the Silk Road for over 1,400 years until the early Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).

Pumpkin art kingdom appears in Changchun

With the coming of harvest season, Changchun Movie Wonderland in Changchun, Jilin province, created a fantastical pumpkin art kingdom using pumpkins and reeds so that residents and tourists can enjoy the autumn landscape.

Mute swans grace Beilong Lake, enchanting visitors

Groups of mute swans played in the water, creating a picturesque harmony between humanity and nature in Zhengzhou Beilong Lake Wetland Park, Central China's Henan province.

Expat culinary journey in Inner Mongolia: Crafting 'Youmian'

Ever tried Youmian? The IntlInsights into China delegation tried their hands on crafting this noodle-like traditional dish in Inner Mongolia on Oct 15.

Autumn enchantment of smoke trees

Smoke trees in Linyi's Longtougu valley turn from yellow to red in October, creating a stunning display of red leaves alongside lush greenery and vibrant mountain flowers.

Tourists flock to Huaqing Palace over National Day holiday

Huaqing Palace, a national top-level tourist attraction located in Xi’an, Northwest China’s Shaanxi province, held a series of activities on the theme of "Glorious Era, National Charm of Huaqing".

Cruises, visa-free entries boost tours to China

Hundreds of foreign visitors flew to Shanghai this fall to board the first cruise ship designed specifically for international travelers visiting China.

Digging up the Buddhist past

Archaeologists unearth intriguing clues hinting at a legacy of architectural achievement, Wang Ru reports.

Giant pandas make their way to US capital

Giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao embarked on a special flight to the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, marking the beginning of their 10-year stay. Chinese keepers and veterinarians will accompany them to help them acclimatize to their new environment, according to the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda.