What's life like as a Beijing-based female diplomat? Picture flowers, fashion, and high tea in the clouds - all in a weekend's adventure!
Chinese brands such as BYD, NIO, and Xpeng are frequently seen in European cities, while in China European-branded EVs are also popular. After traveling from Switzerland to China, Xinhua's Martina shares her discoveries.
Benefiting from a slew of favorable policies under the establishment of the Hainan Free Trade Port (FTP), American entrepreneur Randy Floyd has embraced great business opportunities, witnessing his career take off at a fast pace.
From traditional style of clothing, to the cultural products featuring Chinese designs, and to the time-honored brands... Guochao is visible in many ways.
The water quality of a river in east China has been improving thanks to a pilot scheme involving inter-provincial efforts. Local people have benefited from it as well.
"Hainan is transitioning into a clean energy island." A British photographer has explored China's new energy vehicle (NEV) development in the country's southernmost island province of Hainan.
Thanks to great restoration efforts, the saline-alkali land in China has become a potential resource, boosting agricultural productivity and improving farmers' incomes.
With six Chinese geoparks newly designated as Global Geoparks by the UNESCO on Wednesday, China is now home to 47 Global Geoparks.
In recent decades, China has made notable progress in enhancing foreign-related rule of law, contributing to the country's high-quality development and high-level opening up. In this special edition of interview with China.org.cn, we spoke with Huang Huikang, a member of the UN International Law Commission, distinguished professor of Wuhan University, and former Chinese ambassador to Malaysia, to uncover the evolution, impacts and prospects of China's foreign-related rule of law.
Once a humble fishing village in China's tropical island province of Hainan, Boao now welcomes visitors from both nearby and afar. Join Xinhua as we explore the town's international charm both within and beyond the Boao Forum for Asia.
This year's Boao Forum for Asia annual conference has become greener with green energy facilities, green transportation and green recycling. Join Xinhua's Zheng Xin to discover how the low-carbon lifestyle here pilots China's green development.
A treasure trove of memories in the palm of your hand! An artist from north China has created a series of miniature landscapes with a timeless design! Click to see the charm of 1970s northern China in a teeny-tiny fashion.
Together with surrounding mountains and rivers, the Hui-style buildings embodying the ancient Chinese philosophy of coexisting with nature form picturesque views like traditional Chinese ink paintings.
China's "two sessions" have set economic targets and plans for 2024. Let's have a glimpse at the economic keywords and what to expect this year.
From hair, makeup to clothing, what's the secret behind the ancient Chinese attire? Wang Xiaolin, a traditional Chinese fashion stylist, will take us on a journey through the evolution of ancient Chinese costume over thousands of years.
Uzbekistan is a nation grappling with inadequate power supply, experiencing electricity shortages even in its capital, Tashkent. As the foundation of all industrial development, electric power was naturally one of the first sectors to welcome foreign investment into the country.
"This year's 'two sessions' will be an important one, not only for China but for the rest of the world." Experts have spoken about their expectations for China's "two sessions" of the top legislature and top political advisory body.
From the synthetic sparkles of cultivated diamonds to the exquisite flavors of foie gras, manufacturers that hone their craft in making a single product have been growing in China over the past decades.
Rural museums have been sprouting across northeast China's Jilin Province under local government support since 2016.
The new building of the Yinxu Museum at the Yin Ruins, the site of the last capital of the Shang Dynasty (1600 B.C.-1046 B.C.), opens to the public on Monday. Take a quick view of cutting-edge technologies applied at the museum.
A lantern show featuring Chinese zodiac animals was held on Saturday in Hongcun Village, east China's Anhui Province, to celebrate the Lantern Festival.
An annual butter sculpture show was held at Labrang Monastery in Xiahe County, northwest China's Gansu Province on Saturday, the Chinese Lantern Festival, to pray for good fortune and harvest.
The Guangdong Lion Dance, which was listed as a national intangible cultural heritage in China in 2006, is a combination of martial arts, dance and music.
The coordinated development of Beijing and its neighboring Tianjin Municipality and Hebei Province is now in full swing. Eyeing a global aviation hub, the Beijing Daxing International Airport is injecting new impetus into the region's development.
Chinese consumers have again shown their huge spending power during the eight-day Spring Festival holiday that ended Saturday.
The China-Laos Railway, a pivotal link between the two countries, is witnessing its first Spring Festival travel rush since the railway started cross-border passenger services last year. It has catalyzed a surge in cross-border visitors for tourism during the Spring Festival holiday.
Learn about the Spring Festival and all the customs, traditions, and history associated with China's most important holiday with Einar Tangen. From the Academy of Contemporary China and World Studies, we wish everyone a great Year of the Dragon.
Developing new productive forces, a recent catchphrase in China's policy making, is among the priorities for this year's economic work mapped out by a tone-setting conference held last December.
The United Nations (UN) Office in Geneva celebrated the upcoming Spring Festival recently, gathering about 300 diplomats and representatives from 51 countries and 15 international organizations.
With the application of photovoltaic power storage technology and the operation of a photovoltaic power corridor, the tea industry in a remote village in east China's Fujian Province has embarked on a path of prosperous development.