During their two-week tour across China, the One Voice Children's Choir, founded by composer Masa Fukuda, exemplified his belief that "children have a magical gift to melt barriers," as he concluded the time the group spent in China during an interview with South.
On January 13, a delegation of young literary and translation practitioners from Latin America visited various sites in Guangzhou, as part of a China-Latin America youth literary exchange activity.
A group of international students studying in China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region explored Guangzhou from January 12 to 13, discovering how tradition and innovation coexist in the southern metropolis.
On January 12, a group of 21 international students studying in China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, from countries including Mongolia, Laos and Ghana, arrived in Guangzhou to begin a five-day tour of Guangdong. The first day's theme was "New Vitality in an Old City."
The Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall resonated with a blend of youthful harmonies and cross-cultural warmth on the evening of January 11, as the Utah-based One Voice Children's Choir concluded their China tour with a New Year's concert.
What does "home" mean when you live halfway across the world? In this episode of My Home in GBA, we visit Wim Peeters, the Consul General of Belgium in Guangzhou. He invites us into his life in Guangzhou—a story built piece by piece from the city's rich history and warm community.
Standing atop the Canton Tower, on January 10, the youthful members of the One Voice Children's Choir from Utah joined local Chinese students in singing the Cantonese classic "Friends." This very moment, overlooking the sprawling cityscape, crystallized the purpose of their two-week journey across China: building connections through melody.
As 2025 comes to an end, what has the past year meant for expats living in Guangzhou? For those who have spent years in the city, it might be about trying new things with family in familiar places. For newcomers, it might be a year of firsts and new experiences. So as 2026 approaches, what are people looking forward to?
The China-Vietnam media delegation visited WeRide and EHang in Guangzhou on December 28, marveling at the city's advanced technologies in autonomous vehicles and eVTOLs (electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing aircraft).
A Vietnamese media delegation on the China-Vietnam 2025 Media Tour visited Shenzhen in Guangdong province on December 25.
A group of nearly 10 young cadres from the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Foreign Affairs recently arrived in Guangzhou, embarking on an immersive study tour. At the former site of the Vietnamese Youth Political Training Class and Vietnamese Revolutionary Youth League, they touched the mottled brick walls, gaze at the historical documents, and stood in the room where Ho Chi Minh once lived.
The Royal Thai Consulate-General in Guangzhou hosted a reception on December 2 to mark the National Day of the Kingdom of Thailand and Thailand's Father's Day, coinciding with The Birthday Anniversary of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great.
A delegation of 20 journalists from 17 Latin American countries visited Guangzhou on December 1 to attend the 2025 Understanding China Conference, gaining firsthand insights into China's 15th Five-Year Plan, the country's development blueprint for the next five years.
Organized by South, the delegation of reporters from 11 countries discovered a city where cutting-edge technology coexists with deeply rooted cultural traditions, creating a unique blend of past and future along the modern Silk Road.
Guangzhou has held a public consultation to solicit views on newly drafted guidelines for the development of "international neighborhoods," as the southern Chinese city seeks to advance its urban planning in line with the growing needs of foreign residents.
The 15th National Games is just around the corner, and Guangzhou is buzzing with excitement in anticipation of the major sports event.
A group of 25 students and teachers from Frankfurt am Main, Germany, visited Zhixin High School in Guangzhou on October 20, where they immersed themselves in Chinese martial arts and competed in a robotics challenge alongside with local students.
A group of 26 students and teachers from Frankfurt am Main, Germany, visited Liuhua Lake Park in Guangzhou on October 17, where they experienced the intricate beauty of Lingnan-style bonsai, a traditional form of southern Chinese horticultural art.
Are you coming to Guangzhou for the Canton Fair or exploring Guangdong's vibrant cities like Shenzhen and Foshan? With just a few essential apps, you can easily ride the metro, call a cab, or navigate the city—all from your phone.
The 138th Canton Fair kicks off in Guangzhou on October 15. This video will break down the buyerIDbadge application process to help you seize trade opportunities.
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