Tibetan history, life and culture arrive in the Big Apple.
President Barack Obama on Monday abandoned his dire warnings and dark predictions about his newly elected successor and urged Americans to give President-elect Donald Trump time to rise to the daunting responsibilities of the office, breaking sharply from his Democratic allies who have quickly condemned Trump's first major decisions.
Overseas Chinese in the US are being urged to contribute to the peaceful development of cross-Straits relations and play more of a role in the rejuvenation of Chinese nation.
Demonstrators in major US cities took to the streets for a fifth straight day on Sunday to protest President-elect Donald Trump, whose campaign manager said President Barack Obama and Democrat Hillary Clinton should do more to support a peaceful transition.
US Secretary of State John Kerry said Sunday he will continue his efforts to implement the Paris Agreement on global warming until the day President Barack Obama leaves office on Jan 20.
There is a Chinese saying called shihou zhugeliang, which means it's easy to prophesize after an event or to be a Monday-morning quarterback, as Americans like to say.
More and more people could be lifting their spirits, the Chinese way.
Foodies in the San Francisco Bay Area will get the chance to taste the authentic food of Chengdu, one of the best culinary destinations in China.
Any doubts about how Chinese players would adapt to American football were put to rest during the China Arena Football League's (CAFL) debut season, recently capped off by an exciting championship game.
Large scale road races such as the Shanghai Marathon are fast growing in popularity in China, with the past few editions seeing hundreds of thousands of avid runners competing - not for the top prize, but a coveted spot in the event
The opening lines of The Analects, one of China's most famous historic texts, reads: "Is it not a pleasure to study and practice what you learn? Is it not good when friends visit from far off places?"
If Texans can't go to the mountains, then why not bring the mountains to Texas?
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