Graduation season is a time when people often ask themselves: What's next? Edwin Montealegre once faced the same uncertainty.
Featuring 56 works of design and art by the students of East China Normal University, the exhibition Chinese Opera: A Century of Dreams — Art, Design, and Technology officially opened at the Ground Hall of the China Institute of America in New York on July 9.
My trip to Tianjin was in fact rooted a few hundred miles south in the city of Luoyang, Central China's Henan province.
The lights suddenly went out, and the audience fell silent.
Thanks to an ongoing educational cooperation program with Fujian province, a vocational school in Wuzhong, Ningxia Hui autonomous region, has seen marked improvements in teacher quality, student performance, and employment outcomes.
As a Malawian scholar in development studies, I arrived in Lingshui village in Beijing's Mentougou district expecting a cultural experience.
More than 1,300 students and teachers from 60 secondary schools across the United Kingdom are taking part in the 2026 Mandarin Excellence Programme in China, an 11-day immersion program across 11 Chinese cities featuring intensive language learning and cultural experiences.
At the intelligent surveying and mapping training center of Tianjin Urban Construction Management and Vocation Technology College in North China, 21-year-old Tajik student Jonibek Ismoilov was busy fine-tuning equipment settings.
Representatives from China and the United States exchanged views on robotics and artificial intelligence during a people-to-people exchange event in Wuhan, Hubei province.
International students from several Asian countries explored rural life in Tianjin during a field trip last week, gaining a first-hand look at China's rural revitalization and traditional farming while challenging their previous perceptions of the countryside.
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