Thirty-five literary works in seven categories won the 8th Lu Xun Literature Prize, one of the top literature awards in China, on Thursday.
The monkey was bouncing on my son's back like a trampoline. Then it bit him. (Fortunately, not hard enough to break the skin but rather just enough to leave tooth marks.)
Ancient Chinese insight that extols 'moving with the times' is prompting new state policies to protect businesses from economic slump, Wang Ru reports.
Beijing festival highlights and celebrates talent but plotline for global acclaim remains elusive, Xu Fan reports.
With millennia's development and a glorious past, Beijing's gold lacquer inlay art has been favored by ancient rulers and become a symbol of craftsmanship, patience and a pursuit of the exquisite.
Animated blockbuster tops the film charts with a heroic reframing of the oft-maligned, three-eyed deity Yang Jian, Xu Fan reports.
In traditional Chinese medicine, herbs are often used to help treat illness. But, in the hands of Qi Hui, the herbs can turn into works of art.
Rural doctor overcomes incredible obstacles to care for those who need her, report Wang Qian in Beijing and Yang Jun in Guiyang.
This year's Beijing theater festival will include a section on traditional art forms such as Quju Opera, Chen Nan reports.
Jiushi Art Salon, located at 230 Beijing Road East by the Bund in Shanghai, celebrated its opening with a new media art exhibition on Aug 19.
"I'm here. From the foot of the distant Sanguzhu mountain, my pious heart, with wisps of mulberry smoke, is coming to you... Yading is my home and the pure land of my life…"
Skiing has become a surprising feature on Chinese tourists' checklist this summer. Nighttime recreational activities are also among the front-runners, industry data show.