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China's live music boom fuels urban economies

Beyond the music itself, fans immersed themselves in a wide array of peripheral activities during their holiday activities.

The rise of micro-vacations in urban China

Rather than traveling far, participants typically explore their own city or visit neighboring towns accessible within a two-hour train ride, prioritizing convenience and rejuvenation over extended time away.

The 'ear economy' offers exciting opportunities for content creators and businesses, shaping the future of audio consumption

As the user base continues to grow, the commercialization of podcasts is accelerating

May Day holiday sees China's tourism market blossom

Consumers splurge during Labor Day break

Marriage registration further streamlined amid China's pro-marriage reform

In Beijing's historic Qianmen district, a marriage registration office opened on May 10 in the bustling Dashilan shopping area, amid a cluster of photo studios and shops offering wedding-related services

Xi reaffirms China's commitment to friendly cooperation, international equity

Chinese President Xi Jinping left Moscow, Russia, on May 11 after paying a state visit to Russia and attending the celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War

Seeds for success

Harnessing genetics for rural revitalization in north China

How China's national translators' association builds linguistic bridges for global communication

At the conference, industry and academic delegates explored cutting-edge technological advancements and challenges.

Key findings shed light on human origins, early Chinese civilization and the influence of the Silk Road

Its location along the ancient Silk Road crossroads ensured that the temple's architecture and unearthed relics integrated diverse cultural elements from India, Central Asia, Xinjiang and the Central Plains.

The transformation of China's 'hair towns'

By the 1990s, Juancheng's hair businesses had expanded their reach to countries including India and Myanmar, engaging nearly 100,000 people in the trade