A virtual show was recently launched by the China Tourism Office in Seoul, featuring the natural wonders in Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region in Northwest China.
Photographer who snaps locomotives hopes that his hobby will provide a platform for a future career.
An exhibition reveals how history has navigated the course of the Grand Canal network over the ages.
The development of Yangzhou and the waterway has remained inexorably intertwined for millennia.
Cloud and mist shroud the magnificent ancient buildings of an imperial palace, with incense permeating the corridors before wafting beyond the city walls.
A new book examines the lives and practices of traditional Chinese craftspeople in the contemporary world.
Dazu Rock Carvings, being studied, preserved and protected in Southwest China, provide a fascinating insight into Chinese culture.
A recently published long novel follows stories of a juvenile's dream from beginning to end.
The China Tourism Office in Seoul recently launched a virtual photo exhibition on Qinghai province to celebrate the new year.
2020 is not an easy year to reflect back on but few outside of world wars have resulted in this scale of global upheaval.
Leading educationalist has the last word on the various benefits of books and writing for children.
Technology and Innovation in Fiber Art, a virtual exhibition organized by two universities from China and the United States, offers a glimpse into the development of contemporary fiber art－what happens when traditional art incorporates high-tech material.
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