Dance Drama ‘The Journey of a Legendary Landscape Painting’ Hits Big Screen
Experience the magic as “The Journey of a Legendary Landscape Painting” transitions from dance to film, with screenings in 50 cities this Mid-Autumn Festival.
September 2024
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Swing Dance Brings New Energy to Shenyang’s Industrial Landscape
Shenyang’s industrial roots meet vibrant swing dance as the Shenyang Dance Club injects new energy into the city’s cultural life.
CIFTIS 2024 Kicks Off in Beijing, Showcasing Global Trade and Tech
2024 CIFTIS has kicked off in Beijing, featuring nine flagship exhibitions and showcasing the latest in global trade services and technology from September 12-16.
Inner Mongolia’s Largest Energy Storage Power Station to Boost Green Grid
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Arsenal’s Captain Odegaard Faces Weeks Out with Ankle Injury
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Lindor’s Ninth-Inning Homer Halts Blue Jays’ No-Hit Bid
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Chinese Players Advance Strongly at WTT Champions Macao
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Zheng Qinwen Gears Up for China Open with Strong Physical and Mental Prep
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CMG & La Liga Join Forces to Broadcast 2024-25 Season in China
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Conservation Boosts Jilin’s Rare Meiren Pine Population
Conservation efforts on the Chinese mainland’s Jilin province have helped endangered meiren pines thrive, increasing their population to over 86,000.