Paper culture along the Silk Road, a video series exploring the origin and development of Chinese papermaking technology, will launch crowdfunding in Beijing from Aug 19 to Sept 17, 2015.
An exhibition to mark the 70th anniversary of victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression kicked off in Hangzhou on Tuesday, displaying 70 international comfort women survivors' portraits, daily objects and handprints.
People take part in the opening ceremony of the annual Nadam Fair in Banyan Nur, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Aug 18, 2015.
Soldiers, military officers, students, civilians and overseas Chinese wrote to their families during China's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression (1937-45).
Owning valuable antiques does not necessarily mean a person is set to make a fortune. In fact, having such a collection can represent a hefty historical burden.
Fighting against Evil, Zhang Yawen's latest book, talks about the elusiveness of harmony, Yang Yang reports.
The Kenyan government has commenced discussion with Chinese authorities to help showcase the East African nation's cultural heritage in the Asian nation's museums.
A calligraphy work, quoting a series of speeches given by Chairman Mao Zedong in 1938, has gone on display in Qinghai province.
Exhibitions in Jiangsu province include an archival and photographic exhibition in both Xuzhou and Taizhou.
The Getty Center in Los Angeles recently announced that its museum will hold a major exhibition of the Buddhist Grottoes of Dunhuang located on the Chinese Silk Road from May 7 to Sep 4 in 2016.
Sixteen sculptors and art critics from South Korea and 52 Chinese sculptors displayed 65 sculpture works at the exhibition at Gansu Theater in Lanzhou, capital of Northwest China's Gansu province on Monday.
Away from the guns and bullets on the battlefields of World War II, China also courageously fought invaders using words and ideas.