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Cultural relics from Russia's Peterhof State Museum-Reserve are on display at the China Millennium Monument in Beijing.
As more young people choose to be artists, they demand greater exposure for their works, whether through public platforms like national museums or private channels such as galleries and fairs.
The Suzhou Symphony Orchestra made its debut April 11 at the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing.
Discussions on restaurants, eating habits and cooking highlight Open Day events in Beijing.
A new book accompanying a documentary series about the history of Chinese tea and its global cultural significance has just been published.
After clinching gold in the 2018 Winter Paralympics, China's curling team share the story of their hard-fought path to victory.
The wheelchair curling final at the Pyeongchang Paralympic Winter Games was live on China Central Television, when one familiar face often came up on the screen.
When Wang Haitao's last rock sent China into the final of the wheelchair curling event at the 2018 Pyeongchang Paralympics, every Chinese at the Gangneung Curling Centre was celebrating.
A rare, 3,000-year-old bronze vessel thought to have been looted from the Old Summer Palace in Beijing in 1860 has fetched 410,000 pounds ($581,000) at auction in Kent, in the south of England.
During his brief stay for a solo exhibition in Paris in 2016, Shanghai painter Yang Yulong created dozens of watercolor works which captured the city's day-to-day beauty that entice international visitors like Yang.
China's internet giant Baidu plans to improve its short video platform for knowledge sharing.