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A tourist poses for photos on Liuxing Street in Yining City, Ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture, north

Northwest Chinas Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is set to experience further growth to its local tourism economy after the countrys tourism authorities issued a three-year plan to promote regional tourism, with the first year receiving 178 million yuan in investment.

At the heart of China's cultural reawakening lies an overarching vision from President Xi Jinping that sees museums not merely as repositories of artifacts, but as vital engines of learning and cultural rejuvenation.

Visitors admire exhibits at the Grand Canal Museum of Beijing in the capitals sub-city center Tong

From heritage sites preserved for millennia to bustling ancient streets being revitalized across the nation, Chinas cultural venues, including museums, are enjoying a boom in popularity. They also are emerging as dynamic educational institutions and serving as bridges between the past and present as well as between different peoples.

At the heart of China's cultural reawakening lies an overarching vision from President Xi Jinping that sees museums not merely as repositories of artifacts, but as vital engines of learning and cultural rejuvenation.

On the morning of March 5th, the 14th National Peoples Congress (NPC) opened its second session in Beijing. The Chinese government work ...

Northwest Chinas Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous region enters local

Northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region on Thursday issued revised regulations on religious affairs management, adding in a number of new clauses and a new chapter regarding the management of religious schools. The regulations emphasize the freedom of religious belief, noting that no organization or individual shall induce or coerce locals to believe or not believe in any religion.