Luoyang provides compelling backdrop as it sets the scene for costume drama, Xu Fan reports.
Budding sci-fi author Li Jiapeng's debut novel poses questions about youth governance and humankind's relationship with technology, Fang Aiqing reports.
A new TV series takes inspiration from medical workers who battled Ebola in Africa, Xu Fan reports.
Discoveries suggest ancient civilizations had common features.
Origami master promotes the art form to a growing audience, Wang Qian reports.
The notable new recording from pianist Gina Alice Redlinger reflects the life-changing experiences of motherhood, her high-profile marriage and moving to China, Chen Nan reports.
Wheelchair basketball player inspires but more commercial help needed, Zhang Zhouxiang reports.
Mastering and passing on the skills of embroidery gives women in Inner Mongolia a steady income and pride in their work, Wang Ru reports.
The NCPA celebrates its 14th anniversary with on-site and online programs, Chen Nan reports.
Recent archaeological discoveries in Yingde city are shedding light on the hitherto unknown Neolithic history of Guangdong province, Wang Kaihao reports.
A new exhibition on the diverse ecosystem of the Yangtze River opened at the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum in Shanghai on Tuesday.
Museum taxidermists painstakingly re-create the wonder and majesty of the creatures when they were alive, Xing Yi reports.
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