The Long Museum in Shanghai is presenting some of its finest traditional Chinese artworks at the ongoing exhibition titled The Era of Brilliant Stars — Masters from Early Qing Dynasty Painting and Calligraphy.
Lotte Lustig Marcus, a Jewish refugee in Shanghai in 1939, was a woman whose strength of character, intelligence, resourcefulness and courage will be remembered, Ho Manli reports.
Craftsman adopts a new approach to ensure that the Tongguan porcelain firing technique prevails, report Yang Feiyue and Zhu Youfang in Changsha.
Mati Temple complex finalizes digitization project to preserve and research grottoes, Fang Aiqing and Ma Jingna in Lanzhou report.
Intricate craftsmanship shows the skill and precision involved in a creative process, Xu Lin and Hu Meidong report.
Technology allows a new generation to appreciate the sounds of their heritage, Chen Nan reports.
"Lotuses moving gracefully in the wind" and "swallows returning to nest" are phrases that evoke images of nature at its best. But they serve another purpose. They are also the names of tricks in the ancient Chinese game cuju, a forerunner of modern soccer.
The popularity of cheerleading in Pu'er can be attributed to a young man's passion, Xing Wen reports.
Nation's cinema industry pins hopes on high-grossing Hollywood romance thriller to lead a resurgence in fortunes, Xu Fan reports.
New production follows the fortunes and failures of fictional manufacturers, Xu Fan reports.
Although the country's tourism has hit a roadblock due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many tourism players have managed to maintain business growth through innovating the services they have to offer.
Museum founder Chen Yueqiao is on a mission to protect, inherit and popularize costume culture, report Li Yingxue and Yang Jun in Guiyang.