Bridging Cultures: China-France Art Exhibition Opens at Les Invalides
Discover the “From Beijing to Paris” art exhibition at Les Invalides, showcasing over 200 Chinese art pieces from May 7-18. Experience cultural exchange between China and France.
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Former Hungarian Star Transforms Youth Football in Qingdao
Sandor Nagy, a former Hungarian football star, has dedicated over two decades to nurturing young football talent in Qingdao’s vibrant sports community.
Hungarian Entrepreneur Steven Back Reveals Keys to Success in Chinese Market
Hungarian businessman Steven Back shares his secrets to thriving in the Chinese mainland market, highlighting key cultural differences and adaptation strategies for international businesses.
4th Emei Martial Arts Conference Showcases Rich Legacy
The 4th Emei Martial Arts Inheritance Conference celebrated diverse Emei fighting styles and honored practitioners of all ages in Sichuan’s Mount Emei Scenic Area.
Beijing’s French Bistro Celebrates Chinese-French Culinary Fusion
Discover Beijing’s trendy French-style bistro blending Chinese flavors with French culinary techniques, captivating young food enthusiasts with innovative fusion dishes.
Unlocking Beijing’s Hidden Gem: Xihuang Temple Opens After 300 Years
Beijing’s Xihuang Temple, a 370-year-old architectural marvel, reopens to the public after more than three centuries, blending Tibetan Buddhism with Central Plains culture.
Splashing Celebrations: Hungary & Yunnan Embrace Ancient Traditions
Water splashing as a vibrant celebration symbolizes happiness across the globe. Hungary and China’s Yunnan Province cherish their unique water-splashing traditions, despite geographic distances.
Architect Liu Yi: Building Bridges Between China and France
Explore how renowned architect Liu Yi is strengthening China-France ties through innovative projects like the Sanxingdui Museum and Tianfu International Airport.
Exploring Time: How Chinese and French Cultures View Time Differently
Christine Cayol explores the distinct ways Chinese and French cultures perceive time, shedding light on the unique relationship between the Chinese people and time.
Exploring French in Beijing: CGTN’s Language Challenge Yields Surprising Results
CGTN’s reporters take on teaching French in Beijing’s hutongs, revealing surprising interest and results in cross-cultural language learning.