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Wild

Inspired by the Tang Dynasty (618-907) poem On the West Stream at Chuzhou by Wei Yingwu, this illustration, named Wild, depicts spring tides and late rain, with the vast expanse of the world, as a solitary boat rests at an isolated ferry in the desolate wilderness.

Town set to redefine cultural tourism in Beidaihe

Beidaihe, a renowned summer retreat by the Bohai Bay in Hebei province, is poised to unveil the innovative Butong Art Town, a groundbreaking public art project designed to offer unparalleled cultural and immersive tourism experiences to visitors.

Spirit of superhero endures on stage

In Chinese folklore, Guan Yu, a general from the late Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220) also known as "Guan Gong" or "Guan Di", stands as a revered figure. The "God of War" is perceived as a superhero in the eyes of the Chinese people.

A delightful journey at the UIBE International Youth Cultural Festival

At the 20th International Youth Cultural Festival of the University of International Business and Economics, hostess Wu Yetong tried authentic Russian dumplings, danced with beautiful young ladies from Turkmenistan, and played musical instruments with a thousand-year-old heritage from Cambodia.

2024 Diqing Shangri-La Horse Racing Festival kicks off

The 2024 Diqing Shangri-La Horse Racing Festival kicked off on June 10 at the Xianrendong Racecourse in Nishi village, Jiantang town, Shangri-La city, Yunnan province.

Wuhan Maya Beach opens

Wuhan Maya Beach officially opened on June 8, with more than 60 popular water attractions being available.

Song of the Swan Gate

This illustration is inspired by the Tang Dynasty (618-907) poem Song of the Swan Gate written by Li He (790-816). It depicts the tense atmosphere on the eve of a great battle and the soldiers' determination to defend the city.

Big Fan of Lychee

Su Shi had a deep love for his hometown of Meishan in Sichuan.

Beijing receives 7.8 million holiday traveler visits

During the recent Dragon Boat Festival from June 8 to 10, Beijing experienced a surge in tourism, with approximately 7.8 million traveler visits and a remarkable 10 billion yuan ($1.38 billion) in tourism expenditures, as reported by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism.