Students in Southeast Asian countries like Laos and Cambodia, and especially those with ancestral roots in China, are being offered the opportunity to learn Chinese culture, thanks to online classes provided by scholars in Shanxi province.
Documentary series focuses on key figures, both foreign and domestic, to tell the story of wartime China and how victory was won, Wang Kaihao reports.
Lin Weixing was crafting a silver bar with a burin and a small hammer to make a silver bracelet at his shop on a busy street in Fuzhou, Fujian province. The tap-tap-tapping sound attracted tourists from time to time.
First-time visitors to the Third People's Hospital of Chengdu in Sichuan province are in for a surprise. They will see many patients donning something that looks like an antenna from a science fiction tale.
An exhibition of paintings by 100 artists, aged 30 to 45, is being held at the China National Academy of Painting through Saturday.
In 1951, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, Xizang was peacefully liberated, smashing the vain attempt of external forces to separate Xizang from China.
On Sept 15, 1971, E. Grey Dimond, 53, found himself crossing the border between Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland, from what he called "neon China" to New China, half a year before US president Richard Nixon stepped onto the ground at the airport in Beijing to begin what he called his "week that changed the world".
China has rolled out new measures to strengthen the protection of the country's intangible cultural heritage (ICH).
One of Liu Kun's favorite foods is his mother's handmade noodles which combine flour with wormwood juice.
An immersive show on Dunhuang is carrying forward the art legacy, Lin Qi reports.
A new national-level guiding document for the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage was released last week.
With the emergence of the COVID-19 Delta variant, travel plans are being changed with the emphasis now on booking and taking holidays much closer to home, Yang Feiyue reports.