Rio Wraps Up Innovative National Book Fair as UNESCO World Book Capital
Rio de Janeiro crowns its National Book Fair, celebrating its UNESCO World Book Capital title with a unique blend of literature, culture and entertainment.
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Autumn’s Lament: Journey into Yuan Poetry
Explore Ma Zhiyuan’s Yuan Dynasty quatrain “Heavenly Pure Sand: Autumn Thoughts” and its evocative journey through autumn’s melancholy.
Greek Academic Explores the Timeless Reverence in Chinese Love Poetry
Academician Theodoros Papangelis explores the deep respect Chinese people have for history and culture, highlighting unique elements in Chinese love poetry through cross-cultural comparisons.
Beijing News’ Annual ‘I See Green Mountains’ Gala Set for January 11, 2025
Beijing News’ ‘I See Green Mountains’ annual reading gala is set to open on January 11, 2025, featuring 74 shortlisted books across four categories and discussions with experts.
Chiung Yao, Iconic Romance Writer, Dies at 86
Renowned Taiwan-based romance novelist Chiung Yao, 86, passes away. Her vivid storytelling inspired popular TV dramas and films across Asia, reaching a global audience.
Isabel Allende Reveals Her Writing Secrets in ‘Portraits of Latin America’ Interview
Chilean-American writer Isabel Allende discusses her writing craft in CGTN America’s ‘Portraits of Latin America’ series.
Isabel Allende: Master Storyteller of Latin America
Explore Isabel Allende’s creative journey and her impact on Latin American literature in CGTN America’s ‘Portraits of Latin America’ series.
Han Kang Triumphs with 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature
South Korean author Han Kang wins the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature for her intense poetic prose that explores historical traumas and human fragility.
Exploring Su Shi’s Legacy: CGTN Host Visits Huangzhou
CGTN reporter Nadim Diab explores the enduring legacy of the renowned poet Su Shi in Huangzhou, uncovering stories that have captivated Chinese hearts for centuries.
Bridging Cultures: How Literature Can Overcome West’s ‘China Fear’
Explore how literature serves as a bridge to overcome the West’s ‘China Fear’, fostering mutual understanding and cultural appreciation.
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