New dance production, premiering in November, presents the story of one of China's greatest continuing influencers in the translation of scriptures from Sanskrit to Chinese, Zhang Kun reports.
At the seventh Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo, Gansu province revealed a restored version of Cave 57 from the Mogao Grottoes, brought to life through advanced three-dimensional reconstruction technology.
Experts study resistance army relics, putting together a historic puzzle of hardship, bravery, and perseverance, report Wang Ru in Beijing and Liu Mingtai in Changchun, Jilin.
In the 1970s, a farmer unwittingly unearthed a 5,000-year-old jade ring from the Hongshan culture and repurposed it as a penholder.
Gen Z gains hands-on experience at UN programs, tackling global challenges and learning how to make a meaningful international impact.
After fire destroyed her theater, dancer transforms loss into creation with renewed strength and vision, Chen Nan reports.
Library open 24 hours attracts a community of night owls, insomniacs, hard-working students, and those who just need a rest, Zheng Zheng reports.
Songs and classic Chinese poetry and painting inspire a renowned former teacher's comics, giving visitors to an exhibition in his honor an opportunity to peek inside his mind, Lin Qi reports.
By questioning stereotypes and teaching empathy, Male Virtue Academy encourages boys to grow beyond rigid definitions of masculinity and manhood.
In ancient China, teachers' income usually consisted of salary, accommodation and festive gifts, rather than fixed tuition fees. Parents often paid according to their means, using money or basic foodstuffs.
The history of China's Teachers' Day can be traced back to the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220).
Chinese diplomat in Austria Ho Feng Shan saved thousands of refugees fleeing Nazi terror during WWII by issuing visas for life, Ho Manli reports.