On August 7, 2026, international students from Shanghai University and Soochow University — representing Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Iran, Russia and Ukraine — gathered in Xiangcheng District, Suzhou, for the "Summer Lotus & Suzhou Elegance" Chinese Aesthetics Experience and Suzhou International Cultural Experience Ambassador Program.
A group of 19 Chinese-language learners from the University of Lisbon, Portugal, recently visited Tianjin as part of the Chinese Bridge summer camp, where they put their speaking skills to the test among China's ancient culture.
"Congratulations, this is your university admission letter."
Library, cafeteria, quiet study zones, gym, intangible‑heritage workshops and movie screenings — all under one roof at the community service center!
Joshua Best, a student from London currently studying at Beijing Foreign Studies University, recently discovered his favorite dish in Beijing — and it wasn't the city's world-famous duck.
Inside a math classroom at Beijing No 13 Secondary School, an artificial intelligence-powered "agent" crunches weeks of student data, analyzing students' recent classroom participation, homework and quiz results
A trending hashtag — "so many college students don't know email etiquette" — has sparked widespread discussion online, with many netizens criticizing students' lack of basic professionalism in formal communication.
Despite having visited the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda in Yingxian county, Shanxi province, and Huayan Temple in Datong, Veldesen Yaputra was still astonished when he stood before the miniature models of Liao Dynasty (916-1125) architecture at the Datong Sculpture Museum.
On a weekend afternoon, Miyuru de Silva, a Sri Lankan student in Tianjin, browsed the shelves of blind-box toys at a Pop Mart store with her friends.
In a reversal of traditional family roles, a growing number of young Chinese people are taking on the task of "re-raising" their parents — teaching them digital skills, purchasing their health supplements, planning holidays and even escorting them to concerts — all in a bid to help them navigate a fast-changing world.
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