A water tank on the wall, brightly painted napkins, an open book — these seemingly normal objects are in fact artworks that have been blended into the rooms of an old house in Singapore's Tiong Bahru area.
As the Year of the Horse approaches, people from China, New Zealand, South Africa, and the United Kingdom talk about how horses are regarded in their cultures.
Known as the "first person of astrotourism in China," Jiang Chenming has spent years chasing the fleeting brilliance of the Milky Way, turning a personal passion into a national movement.
A high-level Ghanaian delegation led by Augustus Obuadum Tanoh, presidential adviser for the 24-Hour Economy Secretariat of Ghana, visited Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU) on Jan 19, where they were welcomed by Duan Peng, president of the university.
In Chinese mythology, the longma (dragon horse) is a legendary winged creature covered in dragon scales. Now, a massive 2.83-meter-tall woodcarving of this fabled beast has taken center stage at the 700-year-old Hong'en Temple in Beijing's Dongcheng district.
A new musical hub has opened on the 12th floor of a landmark building on Shanghai's Nanjing Road, one of China's iconic shopping streets.
The voice that first awakened Yuan Yawei's musical soul came from the dim, intimate heart of a Beijing jazz bar. There, as a young woman from Hunan province, she watched a singer pour raw soul into a wireless microphone while moving freely through the crowd.
TIANJIN — In Azerbaijani, fire embodies the spirit of the land, while the Chinese character for fire, yan, evokes dancing flames.
This year, 18-year-old Song Hongri, a Beijing freshman at the University of Hong Kong, returns to the show, Chinese Poetry Conference, for the third time.
A remarkable collection of art, lost for centuries in the sands of the Gobi Desert before being taken to Russia, has been digitally reunited and is now on display in China for the first time.
At the display case of the Inner Mongolia Museum in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia autonomous region, visitors lean in to gaze at a wooden slip about 23 centimeters long.
Move over Labubu. Equine collectibles and keepsakes are capturing the hearts — and wallets — of consumers in the run-up to Chinese New Year.
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