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The China Cultural Center in Fiji and Suva International School recently cooperated to carry out a series of online activities. The center has adopted video contact to help students visit the exhibition hall of the cultural center. During the activity, the staff showed books related to festivals, na
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As this year’s Cultural and Natural Heritage Day fell on June 13, the Chinese embassy to Pakistan and the China Cultural Center in Pakistan launched a series of online activities on social media platforms to celebrate the festival.
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The exhibition, through 60 photos and videos, leads visitors across the amazing landscapes of Anhui.
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The China Cultural Center in Nigeria recently mounted an online photo exhibition focusing on the 55 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in China via its social media platforms, such as Facebook, WeChat, and TikTok.
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To celebrate International Museum Day on May 18, the China Cultural Center in Sydney launched an online exhibition featuring the ancient Shu civilization.
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On May 15, the China Cultural Center in Seoul launched an online photo exhibition on the Silk Road, part of the Visiting China Online series of virtual shows.
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The China Cultural Center in Fiji has recently put a photo exhibition on its new media platforms highlighting bamboo, a plant that has played a significant role in Chinese culture and people's daily lives since ancient times.
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The China Cultural Center in Cairo released a new song, Xie Shou Bing Jian (Hand in Hand), dedicated to the coming 64th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relation between China and Egypt on May 30.
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Anyone who has studied mandarin, no matter how long, knows that Chinese characters play a dominant role in the language. Unlike the letters in English, each Chinese character has its own meaning and history.
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Since "staying at home" has become normal for New Zealanders, the tai chi class at the China Cultural Center in Wellington has moved its teaching activities into an online classroom. The Online Tai Chi Chains activity initiated by the center is quietly spreading on Tiktok in the form of short videos
The China Cultural Center in Fiji and Suva International School recently cooperated to carry out a series of online activities. The center has adopted video contact to help students visit the exhibition hall of the cultural center. During the activity, the staff showed books related to festivals, na
As this year’s Cultural and Natural Heritage Day fell on June 13, the Chinese embassy to Pakistan and the China Cultural Center in Pakistan launched a series of online activities on social media platforms to celebrate the festival.
The exhibition, through 60 photos and videos, leads visitors across the amazing landscapes of Anhui.
The China Cultural Center in Nigeria recently mounted an online photo exhibition focusing on the 55 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in China via its social media platforms, such as Facebook, WeChat, and TikTok.
To celebrate International Museum Day on May 18, the China Cultural Center in Sydney launched an online exhibition featuring the ancient Shu civilization.
On May 15, the China Cultural Center in Seoul launched an online photo exhibition on the Silk Road, part of the Visiting China Online series of virtual shows.
The China Cultural Center in Fiji has recently put a photo exhibition on its new media platforms highlighting bamboo, a plant that has played a significant role in Chinese culture and people's daily lives since ancient times.
The China Cultural Center in Cairo released a new song, Xie Shou Bing Jian (Hand in Hand), dedicated to the coming 64th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relation between China and Egypt on May 30.
Anyone who has studied mandarin, no matter how long, knows that Chinese characters play a dominant role in the language. Unlike the letters in English, each Chinese character has its own meaning and history.
Since "staying at home" has become normal for New Zealanders, the tai chi class at the China Cultural Center in Wellington has moved its teaching activities into an online classroom. The Online Tai Chi Chains activity initiated by the center is quietly spreading on Tiktok in the form of short videos
