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How a folk art preserves history and culture

Carvings chiseled to creative perfection
Lugou Bridge and the Beijing flood

Historic flood meets historical ingenuity in Beijing

China’s national gallery has witnessed and contributed to the development of Chinese culture and fine arts since its opening, and served as an active advocate for exchanges among civilizations

The right tone

A museum keeps the conversation going across time and space

Journey to the East

A young American woman shares her videos about rural China, warts and all, busting the myth that it is a repressive and dystopian nation

Discovering China, finding yourself

How one Nepalese student developed a clearer sense of self

Global Civilization Initiative to promote tomorrow's ties

Tsinghua University students visit Spain to widen their understanding of the bilateral relations, which celebrate their 50th anniversary this year

'Meg 2' director on collaborating with Chinese filmmakers

The "Meg 2", a Chinese-led international production, convey messages of cooperation to the global audience

What do Beijingers do once the sizzling summer sun sets?

As nightfall casts away the heat of day, Beijingers come out to play

One master's dedication to the Kunqu legacy

By preserving the plays and protecting the performers, Kunqu can continue to be passed down for generations to come

Helping Chinese companies go global

Success in big-city China
How the animation industry has boosted Xiamen City

Xiamen’s booming animation industry

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