In April, 2017, China's central authorities announced the establishment of Xiong'an New Area in Hebei province. In the eight years since, how have the people living there thrived?
When Daniela Durdic Dedic, first counselor of the Embassy of Montenegro in China, joined over 80 diplomats from various countries to visit an exhibition on mamianqun, or horse-face skirts, at the Beijing Film Academy, she was captivated by the beauty of traditional Chinese attire.
From K-pop-inspired set designs to personal idol transformations, this unique venue offers fans a chance to live out their celebrity dreams.
Students at Shanghai Jiao Tong University gain global experience through United Nations internships, bridging Chinese wisdom with international impact.
During their visit, they explored local oilseed rape fields to learn how technology has enhanced crop yields.
Suzhou's ancient gardens and canals have long drawn visitors, but for 10 young people from around the world, the city offered more than just postcard views — it was a place to experience, not just to see.
The town also promoted the "Chill in Meili" brand to enhance convenience in payments and transportation for international visitors.
In a world where globalization is increasingly under threat and nationalism is on the rise, emeritus professor Robert Chard from the University of Oxford, recently offered a refreshing perspective "Cool China" to address the issue.
Cultural exchanges between China and the US are continuing.
As the annual Venice Carnival peaked in early March, a cultural performance highlighting traditional Chinese attire took center stage at San Marco Square — often referred to as "Europe's most beautiful living room" — set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Mediterranean sunset.