Li Shutong's cat abode in Tianjin
Journey back in time to the Tang Dynasty at Dule Temple
Exploring charm of Yangliuqing New Year pictures
Time and wisdom etched in bronzeware
Chinese Bridge contestants explore the beautiful countryside in Tianjin
79-year-old Grandma Bai inspires with her physical fitness
Documentary delves into history of Tianjin Natural History Museum
Tianjin: Luban Workshops' role in empowering youth of the world
Vocational program benefits Kenyan youth
Meet the young film preservationists of Anxi
Tianjin University African students applaud FOCAC summit
Friendship in Action #CityDance Series: Tianjin-Kobe
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Unveil the enduring charm of Li Shutong's cat abode in Tianjin, a haven he created for cats long ago. Over a century later, it remains a beloved playground for our whiskered companions.
Built over a millennium ago, this Buddhist sanctuary stands as a marvel of ancient craftsmanship and spiritual devotion.
Explore Yangliuqing New Year pictures originated in Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) Tianjin. They are noted for delicate engraving, fine patterns, vivid figures, and elegant colors. 
The Taibao Ding, a 3000-year-old piece of bronzeware from the Western Zhou Dynasty (c. 11th century-771 BC), distinguishes itself at Tianjin Museum with its delicate design and fascinating story of survival.
In the golden autumn, the "Chinese Bridge" Chinese Proficiency Competition contestants visited the rice paddy field ecological park in Qilihai town, Ninghe district, Tianjin. They appreciated the rice field paintings.
A video of a physically fit 79-year-old woman recently went viral.Tianjin resident Bai Jinyin, popularly known as Grandma Bai, has achieved widespread applause for her athletic figure, impressive skills and inspiring remarks.
A documentary was released at the international symposium celebrating the 110th anniversary of the Tianjin Natural History Museum.
The Luban Workshop, a Chinese vocational training program, aims to nurture workmen around the world that are highly skillful, professional and innovative. "The Luban Workshop is a great opportunity for the younger generation, especially in Africa and other Asian countries," said Tu Zegang from Ethiopia. 
Machakos University's Franklin Mutisya and Humphrey Mwambaji are testimonies to the Luban Workshop's impact on Kenyan students and the industry. Mutisya said the lab has also benefited the local community. 
Picture this, a group of young people, typing away and clicking at their computers, eyes fixed on their screens. A first guess would be that they are video game contestants? In reality, they’re film preservationists, working tirelessly to restore the memories of a bygone era, one frame at a time.
African students at Tianjin University are buzzing with excitement for the 2024 Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC).
Tianjin and Kobe—two friendship cities bridging the East China Sea with mutual respect and support. Since becoming partners in 1973, they've cultivated a relationship that has thrived for over five decades. 
