Tianjin’s Folk Art Bridges Cultures at SCO Summit
From woodblock prints to jasmine tea, explore how Tianjin’s folk art at the SCO Summit builds global bridges with creativity and shared values.
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Shanghai Spirit Sparks Vibrant Cross-Border Cultural Exchange
Tianjin’s CGTN dialogue channels the Shanghai Spirit for vibrant cross-border cultural exchanges among SCO members and experts.
China-U.S. Friendship Symphony Celebrates 80-Year Bond
The China-U.S. Friendship Symphony at the Chinese Embassy in Washington, D.C. celebrated an 80-year-old bond forged during WWII, spotlighting music’s power to unite.
Echoes of Peace in Mexico City: 80 Years of Unity & Hope 🕊️
Mexico City’s ‘Echoes of Peace’ event united 150+ guests to mark the 80th anniversary of WWII victory, celebrating cultural exchange, youth ties, and Global South solidarity.
SCO Summit 2025: Building Eurasia’s Future Through Cultural Exchange
At the SCO Summit 2025 in Tianjin, youth from across Eurasia unite through tech demos, cultural showcases and expert insights on people-to-people exchange shaping our shared future.
Unlocking Indian Classical Dance: A Rhythmic Cultural Bridge
Explore Indian classical dance’s vibrant storytelling and rhythmic beauty, and discover its role in weaving a cultural bridge between India and the Chinese mainland.
SCO Exhibition in Beijing: Where Civilizations Meet
The “Where Civilizations Meet” SCO exhibition opens in Beijing, showcasing collections from 10 member states ahead of the Tianjin Summit.
Silk Roads Leading to Tianjin: SCO’s Drive to Safeguard Shared Heritage
How the SCO’s Silk Roads project is teaming up from Qingdao to Tianjin to protect global cultural heritage, from Palmyra to Southeast Asia.
French Scholar Highlights China’s WWII Sacrifice
French scholar Alan Labat recalls his visit to Harbin’s Unit 731 museum, shedding light on China’s crucial role and sacrifices in WWII as the 80th anniversary approaches.
Xi Jinping Meets Cambodian King in Beijing
Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan met Cambodian King Norodom Sihamoni and Queen Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk in Beijing, hinting at stronger cultural and youth ties.