Bai Zilin, center, meditates with his students early in the morning.
Without any doubt, Xi’an found favor with foreign leaders for its rich history and strong cultural atmosphere. Let’s get a glimpse of the attractions in the city, following in the steps of the foreign leaders.
Guo Jiafu applies makeup before a performance in Taiyuan, capital of North China's Shanxi province, on May 7. The 29-year-old man earned fame as a popular Peking opera singer dressing and singing as a woman, or a "nan dan", meaning man who plays a female role. 1.8 meters tall, the sturdy man has been playing "nan dan" for 16 years, a practice established at a time when women were forbidden to take the stage.
"Chuangke" or "creatives" are a group of people setting up businesses with fresh ideas, knowledge and technology.
Three deep-pocketed Chinese buyers spent a total of $116.67 million at an auction of Western art on May 5 in New York.
Brett Giroir (left), CEO of Texas A&M Health Science Center, and Neil Bush (right) present a photo of former US President George H. W. Bush and wife Barbara biking in Beijing as a gift to Cui Tiankan, Chinese ambassador to the United States, at the opening reception for the sixth George H. W. Bush China-US Relations Conference on Monday in Houston.
China and Russia held an opening ceremony on Monday for a joint naval exercise in the Mediterranean code-named "Joint Sea 2015-I".
Nearly 200 people practiced Yoga in a campaign to promote the practice in Hanzhong city, Shaanxi province, May 10.
On Monday, more than 1,000 pupils at Beijing Wenhui Middle School practiced three anti-smoking gestures, which were recognized city-wide to convey that smoking is not okay in a given area. The pupils are covering their nose with their hand to signal "I am bothered by your smoke." The capital city will roll out strict anti-smoking regulations on June 1, 2015. [Photo/CFP]
Tuesday marks the seventh anniversary of the Wenchuan earthquake, which hit Wenchuan in southwest China's Sichuan province on May 12, 2008.