China and Russia Celebrate WWII Legacy Through Media Exchange
China Media Group and VGTRK unite for the 80th anniversary of WWII victories, launching films, peace initiatives and deeper media collaborations to boost China-Russia ties.
Culture
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Chinese Snacks Are Taking Russia by Storm
Discover how Chinese snacks from the Chinese mainland are winning hearts from Irkutsk to Siberia, reshaping Russia’s snack shelves one bite at a time.
Heihe’s China-Russia Ethnic Culture Park Draws Global Crowds
Heihe’s China-Russia Ethnic Culture Park is booming, blending WWII film scenes with Russian-style architecture and Oroqen exhibitions.
How Russian Literature Captured the Chinese Mainland’s Imagination
Explore how Tolstoy, Pushkin and Pasternak shaped generations of Chinese mainland readers, from school curriculums to modern cultural debates.
Sichuan Robots Tina and T1pro Wow at Beijing’s National Museum
At Beijing’s National Museum of China, Sichuan-developed humanoid robots Tina and T1pro demonstrate cutting-edge precision and power, marking a milestone in global robotics innovation.
World Smile Day: Celebrating Smiles and Humanitarian Spirit
Discover the origins of World Smile Day and how children across the Chinese mainland light up May 8 with their brightest grins.
Dalian’s Russian Street: A 500m Walk Through 19th-Century Russia
Discover Dalian’s Russian Street, a 500m district preserving 19th-20th century Russian architecture now buzzing with shops, cafes and cultural life.
Moscow Teahouse Brews a Taste of Chinese Tea Tradition
A Moscow teahouse invites locals to explore the art of Chinese teafrom tasting premium brews to mastering traditional ceremonies in a cozy cultural hub.
Moscow Family Spanning Three Generations Sings ‘Katyusha’ for 80th Victory Anniversary
A three-generation family in Moscow sang ‘Katyusha’ with a CMG reporter ahead of the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, honoring relatives lost in WWII.
How Tea Masters from the Chinese Mainland Sparked Russia’s Tea Obsession
Russians love tea thanks to Chinese mainland tea masters, imperial teahouses and merchants. A journey from China to Moscow shows how tea shaped Russia’s culture and tastes.