Netizens have recently loved a video of a young boy who impresses passers‑by with a wonderful "kuaiban" performance from the rear seat of his mother's electric bike.
If you ask who the greatest navigator of the 18th century was, James Cook is a name not to be overlooked. This British Royal Navy officer made three epic voyages across the Pacific Ocean between 1768 and 1779, filling in the outlines of the vast "blank spaces" on European maps of that time.
SAOTA, the South African architecture practice, has taken its ongoing 40th-anniversary retrospective tour to China's southwest.
By the time Erfan Omar's face is painted near the end of Odes to Heroes, his character is no longer the boy who has spent years wondering why his father left the family.
The 17-day festival will feature over 146 performances by more than 100 musicians from 29 countries and regions.
Long after sunset, sweltering 40 C heat still hung over the vast, remote Gobi Desert as hot winds swept across the wilderness.
China Media Group (CMG) broadcast its annual Qixi Festival Gala on Aug 19, with Wuxi's Nianhuawan Bay serving as the primary filming location.
Imagine attending a banquet while watching an immersive performance inspired by the classic Chinese novel "A Dream of Red Mansions".
During summer and early autumn, foreign photographers and vloggers frequently capture the beauty of Beijing's lotus flowers at Beihai Park, a historic imperial garden.
Co-hosted by the Henan Museum, the Liaoning Provincial Museum, and the Zhengzhou Shang Dynasty Site Museum, the exhibition Masterpieces of Three Yan from Liaoning officially opened to the public on Aug 18 at the Zhengzhou Shang Dynasty Site Museum in Henan province. It will run until Nov 15.
A boat glides quietly along the Jin'an River in Fuzhou, Fujian province, passing beneath bridges decorated with colorful paintings and skirting the green banks of the city. From the water, the city seems to slow down.
The China Coal Mine Art Troupe recently presented two theatrical productions at the 79th Edinburgh Festival Fringe: the one-man play "Old Drunk Dream" and the physical theatre piece "Sculpture and Poetry." Both productions reimagine traditional Chinese narratives through contemporary artistic approaches.