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This year, the Forbidden City is marking its 600th anniversary of completion and the Palace Museum is also celebrating its 95th birthday.
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As the first city in the world that has held summer Olympic Games and will hold the winter event, Beijing is a universally acknowledged iconic face of China.
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The official website of the China Cultural Center in Paris and the new media launched Visiting Chinese Quyi Online on July 1, inviting French audiences to enjoy quyi.
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Through children's eyes, adults can often see the things they would otherwise overlook. And in children's artwork, people may discover a different world.
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The China Cultural Center in Sydney will launch a series of videos about Chinese cultural and natural resources on its website and social media platforms from July 8 to August 12.
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, online classes have become the first choice for most students, either from primary school or colleges, to continue with their studies.
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As an important hub on the Silk Road, Gansu, a province of northwestern China, has seen commercial and cultural exchanges between the West and East since ancient times.
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"The pandemic keeps us isolated, but culture and friendship bring us together." These were the words of the director of the China Cultural Center in Malta, Yang Xiaolong during the center’s Online Members’ Colloquy held on 12 June.
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The China Cultural Center in Mauritius launched Chongqing culture and tourism week on its website and social media platforms.
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On June 24, the China Cultural Center in Sydney launched an exhibition, The Imperishable Grace, on its official website and social media platforms.
This year, the Forbidden City is marking its 600th anniversary of completion and the Palace Museum is also celebrating its 95th birthday.
As the first city in the world that has held summer Olympic Games and will hold the winter event, Beijing is a universally acknowledged iconic face of China.
The official website of the China Cultural Center in Paris and the new media launched Visiting Chinese Quyi Online on July 1, inviting French audiences to enjoy quyi.
Through children's eyes, adults can often see the things they would otherwise overlook. And in children's artwork, people may discover a different world.
The China Cultural Center in Sydney will launch a series of videos about Chinese cultural and natural resources on its website and social media platforms from July 8 to August 12.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, online classes have become the first choice for most students, either from primary school or colleges, to continue with their studies.
As an important hub on the Silk Road, Gansu, a province of northwestern China, has seen commercial and cultural exchanges between the West and East since ancient times.
"The pandemic keeps us isolated, but culture and friendship bring us together." These were the words of the director of the China Cultural Center in Malta, Yang Xiaolong during the center’s Online Members’ Colloquy held on 12 June.
The China Cultural Center in Mauritius launched Chongqing culture and tourism week on its website and social media platforms.
On June 24, the China Cultural Center in Sydney launched an exhibition, The Imperishable Grace, on its official website and social media platforms.
