Chang'an — present-day Xi'an in Shaanxi province — was not only the capital of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), one of the most powerful empires in history, but also the cradle of a rich cultural legacy that gave rise to the Chang'an School.
As the first breath of spring crosses the ridgeline, the Qinling Mountains awaken from their slumber, brimming with vitality.
Inside a plum garden in Qinhan New City, Xi'an, approximately 300 mu (20 hectares) of plum blossoms have entered their best viewing period, painting an exquisite spring scroll.
Spring is in full bloom in Xi'an, with the first wave of flowers blossoming, adding a gentle charm to this ancient city.
Xi'an, Shaan'xi province, has long been a witness to the evolution and transitions in art, as well as a source of artistic inspiration and creativity.
The 2025 "Envisaging the Future of Cities" Themed Painting Exhibition opened at the Yanta District Cultural Center in Xi'an on Oct 22 and will run for a month.
The third Silk Road International Cultural and Art Carnival was held from Oct 1 to 8 at the Silk Road Paradise in Xi'an, creating a unique holiday experience for tourists.
Xi'an has ranked among the top 10 tourist cities in China with its rich cultural heritage and unique charm, according to statistics from popular Chinese travel platform Qunar.