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.
Medical workers in Xizang have updated facilities to provide treatment but conditions remain harsh, Deng Zhangyu reports.
When storyteller Sithar Dorje closes his eyes to start singing and narrating The Epic of King Gesar, he says he enters into another world where the king lives and he plays one of the fabled roles.
Huashan Mountain offers poetic views in NE China's Shaanxi
Artist continues to inspire and delight art lovers worldwide
Breathing heavily and sweating, 11 dancers move to the numbers they utter in low voices while walking fast from one direction to another.
The exhibition Chinese Lacquer Ware of the Qianlong Reign from The Palace Museum recently opened to the public at the Guardian Art Center in Beijing.
Jingxing wood carving is an intangible cultural heritage of Hebei Province. The technique began in the Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907), mostly using the roots of trees growing on Taihang Mountain as raw materials. The works mainly portray characters, landscapes, flowers and birds, and the production processes include material selection, conception, drawing and polishing.
An exhibition highlighting archaeological findings from the Qin (221-206 BC) and Han (206 BC-AD 220) dynasties in Guangzhou opened at National Museum of China on Tuesday.