A centuries-old shipwreck off the coast of Guangdong province was finally salvaged in 2007, two decades after it was found completely by chance. Archaeologists named that famous shipwreck, dating to the Southern Song era (1127-1279), Nanhai One.
Buddhist pilgrims and visitors bring hustle and bustle to this famed temple in the historical quarter of Quanzhou, Fujian province.
Archaeologists have unearthed a total of 11 ancient tombs -- some dating back millennia -- at a single site in central China's Hunan Province, local authorities said on Sunday.
Plateau landscapes relax tourists’ spirits
Music students attracted to the sounds of ancient China
New reality show highlights careers in the securities industry, Li Yingxue reports.
The exhibition attracted more than 60 artists and art crews from seven countries, including China, the US and Germany, and gathered 55 well-known digital art works from at home and abroad.
Irina Andreeva, a Russian teacher at Tianjin Foreign Studies University, looked intently at the medals awarded to heroes of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea (1950-53) and took photos. She enjoyed the exhibition of revolutionary cultural relics being held in Tianjin.
Peking University student Yu Jinyang says his "closest experience with Marxism in practice" was when he volunteered as a teacher in Southwest China.
Author retraces strategic wartime march of students and professors, Yang Yang reports.
Photos from around Quanzhou, a newly named World Heritage Site
Book focuses on new approach needed to inspire and nurture creative talent by mixing instrument-playing with painting, Yang Cheng reports in Tianjin.
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