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The Nice Choice overseas cultural and creative exhibition of Longquan celadon was launched in Singapore on Sunday.
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The Chinese embassy to Nigeria and the China Cultural Center in Nigeria co-hosted a seminar on the Belt and Road Initiative and bilateral relations.
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Music is universally acknowledged as a common language for all nations, allowing different cultures to communicate without words.
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As COVID-19 rears its head in Australia in July, a series of videos on taijiquan and traditional Chinese medicine was launched by the China Cultural Center in Sydney to help locals fight against the virus on Wednesday.
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As May 21 is International Tea Day, the China Cultural Center in Wellington launched a photo exhibition on that day to showcase Chinese tea culture.
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A news conference on a series of concerts was held at the China Cultural Center in Sydney on May 13.
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The China Cultural Center in Sydney launched an online exhibition, The Fragrance of Spirit, on Thursday. The exhibition features about 40 works from Jiang Weiling, a Chinese artist.
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A contest focusing on Chinese culture and tourism ran in Australia from November 2020 to March 2021. It successfully wrapped on March 21.
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The dance drama Li Bai went live on the social media platforms of the China Cultural Center in Bangkok on March 12.
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An online show on bronze drums excavated in Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region was recently launched by the China Cultural Center in Wellington, New Zealand.
The Nice Choice overseas cultural and creative exhibition of Longquan celadon was launched in Singapore on Sunday.
The Chinese embassy to Nigeria and the China Cultural Center in Nigeria co-hosted a seminar on the Belt and Road Initiative and bilateral relations.
Music is universally acknowledged as a common language for all nations, allowing different cultures to communicate without words.
As COVID-19 rears its head in Australia in July, a series of videos on taijiquan and traditional Chinese medicine was launched by the China Cultural Center in Sydney to help locals fight against the virus on Wednesday.
As May 21 is International Tea Day, the China Cultural Center in Wellington launched a photo exhibition on that day to showcase Chinese tea culture.
A news conference on a series of concerts was held at the China Cultural Center in Sydney on May 13.
The China Cultural Center in Sydney launched an online exhibition, The Fragrance of Spirit, on Thursday. The exhibition features about 40 works from Jiang Weiling, a Chinese artist.
A contest focusing on Chinese culture and tourism ran in Australia from November 2020 to March 2021. It successfully wrapped on March 21.
The dance drama Li Bai went live on the social media platforms of the China Cultural Center in Bangkok on March 12.
An online show on bronze drums excavated in Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region was recently launched by the China Cultural Center in Wellington, New Zealand.
