Hou Yimin, a craftsman from Xingtai, Hebei Province, has been working on the research and production of wooden ocarinas since 2003.

With cherry blossoms just unfolding their fragile pinky-white leaves in the early spring breeze in Tokyo, the beloved Japan-born giant panda Xiang Xiang on Tuesday embarked on her journey back to China.

A Pakistani expert has said that Chinese modernization characterized by five features is practical and humanitarian, expecting China to "make progress on all aspects."

Authorities in the agriculture sector in Malawi have described Chinese rice production practices as extremely rewarding and key to the improvement of the cereal's production in the southern African country.

Italian captain Fabio Farinon, who has been living in China for five years, has seen a strong recovery of China's civil aviation industry at the beginning of this year.

In Chad, a Chinese medical team traveled three hours to the region of Hadjer-Lamis in December and offered villagers much-needed diagnosis and treatment for the health problems troubling them most — malaria, diarrhea and asthma.

The three astronauts of Shenzhou XIV mission, who played a key role in completing the Tiangong space station, shared their experiences and feelings with the public on Friday in the first news conference after their six-month orbital journey.

China's search and rescue team completed its mission in Türkiye's earthquake zone on Thursday. Before their departure, the 82-member team donated relief supplies to the survivors of the deadly twin earthquakes that devasted almost 10 provinces in the southern part of Türkiye last week.

“I believe that the international standardization, intellectual property protection, technology transfer, and information sharing supported by the relevant policies of RCEP will give opportunities to both Malaysia and Yunnan, so that they can play unique roles in the region and achieve development goals together,” says Lee Yoke Leong.

Chinese oil and tech firms have attracted many visitors at the ongoing sixth session of Egypt Petroleum Show (EGYPS), a leading oil expo in the Middle East and North Africa that gathered more than 500 exhibitors from across the world.

Matias Remes, a professor at National University of La Plata, has said China will achieve high quality development in economy and citizens' life.

Not even slightly alarmed by the thin acupuncture needles penetrating her body, the patient remained calm as she received treatment from the age-old healing practice.

Chinese electric cars have taken Israel by storm in a short period of time, as according to the latest figures issued by the Israel Vehicle Importers Association, China jumped to Israel's largest supplier of imported passenger cars in January, with 7,753 units sold in the month, up from only 685 last year.

Chinese explorer Ye Chenguang has crossed the Taklamakan Desert, China's largest desert, on foot in 61 days, setting a new Guinness World Record.

More than 1,180 folk artists from across China gathered in Majie Village in central China's Henan Province to take part in a folk art fair that has a history of over 700 years. Follow German expat Joel Walker to find out what to see at the fair.

For most young Africans, the next hurdle after completing tertiary education is securing a job to help lay a solid foundation for the future.

Eighty-one-year-old Xu Qiusheng often looks out of the window of his clinic when he is not with a patient, as he feels relief when looking up at the luxuriant branches and foliage of an old camphor tree that stays green all year round.

At around 10 pm, the G1225 high-speed train pulled in, slowly but imposingly, at Shenyangbei Railway Station in Northeast China's Shenyang city, before stopping to allow an exodus of passengers.

Li Meiling from Laos has enjoyed the Spring Festival in China this year for the first time. “From the Chinese New Year’s Eve, everyone is setting off firecrackers,” Li praised. “Every night I enjoy the firework show. I never thought that it could be so great!”

An 80-year-old man in China's Hangzhou is dedicated to preserving and carrying forward the Xixing lantern-making skills, a 2,000-year-old craft now protected as an intangible cultural heritage.