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Farmers' paintings on display in Xi’an

Brush off your calendar from Sept 4 to 18! Dive into a palette of culture at the Ansai Farmers' Painting Exhibition in Xi'an.

Explore Tuanfeng county by car

The promotional event for “Traveling through Villages, Journeying on the Road”, aimed at encouraging tourists to take to the road in their own cars, was launched in Tuanfeng county, Huanggang, Hubei province on Tuesday.

Tianjin conference talks travel

Hundreds of cultural and tourism industry players, as well as travelers from around the world, gathered at the Global Traveler (Tianjin) Conference in the municipality on Friday.

Fair attracts culture and tourism enthusiasts

AI-powered travel experiences and more than 400 popular cultural and tourism creative products, including magnets, porcelain, accessories and postal items packed in visitors to the culture and tourism exhibition hosted by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism at the China International Fair for Trade in Services on Thursday.

An online celebration of China’s #TouristResorts

Discover Beautiful China ran a #TouristResort campaign on Facebook and X from Aug 1 to 20.

Experience the picturesque autumnal beauty of Yanbian

Autumn has already arrived in Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture in Northeast China's Jilin province!

China aims for pole position with domestic brand

A polar cruise brand, 66° Expeditions, launched in Guangdong province on Sept 9, marking a step for Chinese tour operators as a rising force in global adventure tourism.

Over 90 special performances to highlight 12-day cultural feast in Shanghai

A 12-day cultural feast, including more than 90 special performances, was launched at Panlong Tiandi on September 6 as part of Shanghai's global consumption season, Shanghai Summer, running from July through October.

A magical musical tour of the capital's past

At the Beijing Library, a new landmark in Tongzhou district, visitors have the chance to hear nursery rhythms popular in the city centuries ago, all the way back to the 12th century.