Get ready to slither into a night of delicious food, dazzling performances, and good fortune at our Year of the Snake Gala Banquet!
Read MoreBlind boxes are trending in China. Supermarket blind boxes were one of the big sellers at this month's 11-11 shopping festival, with everything from beer to baby products mystery boxes proving popular.
Read MoreTianjin, a city today I hold with deep passion. Before coming to China 37 years ago, I knew nothing about the city.
Read MoreA fascinating and wonderful Jon Baines tour of China in October is open for bookings now.
Read MoreNew John Thomson images on Historical Photographs of China on the Pirkis Family Collection.
Read MoreOn 12th November, the Bristol and West of England China Bureau was delighted to facilitate an engaging and impactful visit for the delegation from Jurong City, Jiangsu Province, to the University of the West of England’s Future Space.
Read MoreA new hot air balloon is being made with the aim of creating a bond between a Chinese and British city.
Read MoreBristol’s seven twinnings have a new public artwork as a visible reminder of the streetscapes of all our partner cities!
Read MoreHundreds of Bristol students have the chance to snap up a fantastic free meal at a new city centre Chinese restaurant.
Read MoreState and grant-maintained schools in Bristol are eligible to apply to be part of a national initiative to build China-literacy and understanding in UK schools through three golden opportunities, thanks to the work of independent, UK educational charity, Engage with China (EwC).
Read MoreOver 2,400 people participated in a science event organised by the Council of the Hong Kong Laureate Forum and fully sponsored by the Lee Shuu Kee Foundation. The inaugural Hong Kong Laureate Forum had monumental week-long scientific exchanges. It featured three plenary sessions, six breakout sessions, two trending topic discussions, two science seminars and over 20 sessions of visits and cultural events.
Read MoreBristol and West of England China Bureau and Invest Bristol & Bath supported the Department for Business and Trade's Shanghai team’s sports delegation visit to Bristol during the Harbourside Festival.
Read MoreThe 4th Global SinoPhoto Awards 2024 is now open for submission and we have an exciting programme for submitting photographers and our collaborators. What are the highlights of the Awards 2024?
Read MoreTransition an English rock indie band is from my home town of Bristol. They lend their style to the influence of U2, Radiohead and Jeff Buckley, and were voted amongst the Top Ten Bands in the UK on Channel 4's Slash Music Showcase.
Read MoreOur Director of Culture & Tourism, Dennis Hu, is very proud to share a wonderful new online exhibition with you, as enthusiasts of Chinese culture and valued members of the Bristol & West of England China Bureau.
Read MoreBruce Connolly, a writer and photographer from the United Kingdom, has been living in China for 36 years. He has travelled across much of China, and he has photographed the country through its incredible changes over the past few decades. In this article, he writes about his recent journey to Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
Read MoreWe celebrated the start of the New Year of the Rabbit with a banquet at Wong's Restaurant, Bristol with the Lord Mayor of Bristol Cllr. Paula O'Rourke as guest of honour. Our chair Dianne Francombe OBE and Director for Culture and Tourism Dennis Hu hosted the event. Here are some pictures:
Read MoreA photo, taken by a Bristol photographer, which depicts Hankou Bund, a popular park in Wuhan, China, is an inadvertent time-capsule image of a city which will forever be linked to the Covid-19 outbreak, and is the overall winner of the Betser Prize in an international photo competition celebrating Chinese culture.
Read MoreThe Global SinoPhoto Awards 2023 is now open to all previous submitting photographers and loyal followers, ahead of the official launch on 10 September 2022.
Read MoreA vacancy has arisen for an International Twinning Officer at Bristol City Council.
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