After the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China and in the embrace of the motherland, changes in Xinjiang's social scenes have been breathtaking. Especially since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, under the guidance of the Party's strategy for work related to Xinjiang in the New Era, and with the strong support from all over the country, more than 25 million people of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang have leveraged their wisdom and compassion, worked in unity, and achieved a decisive victory over a well-off society in an all-round way during their decisive battle to get rid of poverty. A historic achievement has been made.
Music teachers and students in Xi'an have gone to great lengths to recreate scenes from murals discovered in the tomb of the senior Tang Dynasty (618-907) official Han Xiu, which was unearthed in the Chang'an district of the Shaanxi capital in 2014.
A biennial gettogether of Asian and European movers and shakers gave a fledgling private institution just the start it needed
Work by composer Zhao Jiping set to feature on NCPA Orchestra's first nationwide tour, Chen Nan reports.
Designer gives the qipao a modern look and proves style is never dated, Xu Haoyu reports.
Letting passion lead the way, famous Chinese TV personality Jin Xing is set to return to the theater stage, Zhang Kun reports in Shanghai.
A new exhibition in Shanghai highlights the versatility of Italian artist Pietro Annigoni (1910-88), who is best remembered as the creator of a widely popular portrait for Queen Elizabeth II.
A century ago, in 1921, the first National Congress of the Communist Party of China was concluded on a red boat on Nanhu Lake in Jiaxing city, Zhejiang province.
Researcher's book shows how even the smallest discoveries can shed an illuminating light on the lives of our ancestors, Wang Ru reports.
A new NCPA production of Verdi's classic, La Traviata, takes to the stage as part of the center's ongoing opera festival, Chen Nan reports.
Artist creates 'nothingness' with imaginative use of ink that both intrigues and fascinates, Deng Zhangyu reports.
Don't be confused if you are told that Skywalker has been spotted in the forests of Southwest China. Instead of the Jedi from Star Wars, it refers to a gibbon species named by Chinese scientists.
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