India and China are home to various sects living in harmony, speaking many languages and dialects, making both countries vibrant melting-pots.

The ‘Holy Water Diplomacy’ initiative organized in China’s Tibet Autonomous Region presented a unique example of promoting cultural-spiritual cooperation between China and India.

The Wuhan meeting has provided rich dividends to India and China in terms of charting a new course to improve bilateral relations across the board.

In a remote hillside village of China's Yunnan province, villagers are readying a grand reopening to welcome back tourists this September, following a two-year hiatus. In the village of Pukawang of...

Yu's establishments employ dozens of local villagers, including some of his relatives.

India and China endured similar historical situations that shaped their literature, which has impacted their societies and radiated around the world.

With support of both governments and wide-ranging participation from cultural enterprises, Sino-Indian literary exchange will soar to new heights on the wings of science, technology and capital.

The 2.7 billion people in China and India hold enormous potential for cooperation. The increasingly enhanced people-to-people exchange will strengthen mutual understanding, mutual trust and friendship, driving China-India relations forward.

A wild panda is eating bamboo in Evergreen Reserve in Shaanxi Province. Shaanxi is one of the most important distribution areas of the giant panda. This year marks the 150th anniversary of the scientific discovery of the giant panda.

Under the guidance of the Silk Road Spirit, China and other countries in the world jointly promote cooperation in various fields such as science and technology, education, culture and medical care. The breadth and depth of people-to-people exchanges are constantly expanding.