From a Ph.D. student to a budding sinologist, a young Spanish woman explains her vision for more cultural exchanges between China and her country.

As an enthusiast of travelling, a young French entrepreneur has dedicated her life to sharing the vitality of China’s eastern economic hub with more people.

A Danish fan of Chinese culture has found an innovative way of sharing the Chinese capital's history with more people.

French architect Éric Le Khanh has been strengthening Sino-French relationship with his works over two decades.

A central axis represents the core of a city's culture, signifying its features and identity.

The results of making a bet with her daughter on who would make the most popular online short videos opened up an online channel for a Finnish woman who speaks fluent Chinese to share her passion about China.

Urging avowed appreciation of peace and people-to-people ties among folk through the stark images compiled in a World War II photo album is the personal mission of one American man.

Groundbreaking translations of ancient Chinese medical classics into German and English shed new light on traditional Chinese medicine.

New Yorker Stephen L. Koss is trying to make foreigners aware that there is more to China than Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong with his books on the history and culture of Suzhou and Hangzhou, the ancient cities in east China with amazing water and garden culture.

Agronomist Thomas A. Lumpkin, one of the first American exchange students in the People's Republic of China since the two countries established diplomatic ties in 1979, and also a recipient of the Chinese Government's Friendship Award, calls for greater cooperation to cope with mounting global challenges.

Beijing-based British artist and curator Colin Chinnery has spent many years collecting and preserving sounds including pigeon whistles, jingling camel bells, and the cries of street vendors and peddlers in Beijing, among others.

A young American woman shares her videos about rural China, warts and all, busting the myth that it is a repressive and dystopian nation.

For more than four decades, Inma has witnessed the significant development brought about by China's reform and opening-up. China's profound history and culture has captivated her, inspiring her to spare no effort to help build a platform for cultural exchanges between China and Spain.

Letting the history and culture of bread in France tell the story of its people in China.