On October 14, the Logo Design Contest for 2026 China-Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges (hereinafter referred to as the Year) was launched in Beijing.

As China's first contemporary inclusive theater group composed of individuals with intellectual disabilities, eight performers from the Intellectual Heart Theater Company embarked on a new kind of journey.

Over 70 years of strenuous effort, Xinjiang has undergone impressive transformations: from poverty to affluence, from isolation to openness, and from backwardness to prosperity.

Once a mining village, Jingshan in Hangzhou has reinvented itself over the past 20 years as a thriving model of green transformation.

Inaugurated on May 23, 2013, the Wang Meng Library, named after a contemporary Chinese writer, is located at the Bayandai Village, Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.

An elegant silhouette stands out in the landscape: a modern bridge with three huge O-shaped pylons.

CCTV Host Sa Beining once exclaimed in a show: "If you've never been to Sayram Lake, you've wasted your life!"

On September 9, 2025, an international delegation of journalists visited the border city of Horgos in the Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture of Ili in Xinjiang to get an on-site impression of the operations of border crossing.

The national weight management campaign, part of the broader Healthy China strategy, enhances public health literacy, fosters healthy living habits, and creates supportive environments for sustained weight control.

Greek cuisine and culture comes alive in an east-meets-west culinary journey cookbook by the wife of the Greek Ambassador to China.

The Canal Walk initiative, inspired by China's Grand Canal, has become a bridge for international youth communication in the world’s canal cities.

A group of musicians in China are concocting a novel style of tango music by preserving its Latin roots and mixing it with Chinese elements.

A chemical industrial park's transformation story mirrors a Chinese city's pursuit of high-quality development.

Named after Lu Ban, the Luban Workshop represents a China-sponsored vocational education initiative designed to provide technical training in various fields to students and local instructors in partner countries.