The 2nd Annual Chinese Handcraft Competition kicked off in Beijing on April 20, dedicated to fuse traditional craft into modern life, and inspire the whole nation's creative vitality.
World Book Day is a yearly event on April 23, organized by UNESCO to promote reading, publishing and copyright.
China is set to emerge as the Philippines' top tourist source thanks to "exceptionally stronger government to government relations," according to a Philippine lawmaker on Saturday.
The festival, held on April 14 in the Flushing Library of Queens Library, was the first Chinese American poets gathering to celebrating National Poetry Month ever in the United States.
Chinese writer Liu Zhenyun has been honored with France's Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters for his contribution to world literature.
Beijing's Pinggu district is about to explode like fireworks with flowers. Erik Nilsson comes for the show but stays for the snow.
Reading has started to become a lifestyle choice for many Chinese, says Liu Shu, vice-president of Kindle Content at Amazon China, when she released the 2018 Amazon China Reading Report on Wednesday.
Chinese travel-information website Qyer and Quriosity Studio recently co-released the short-video series, Encounter, about the daily lives of locals in 11 countries.
The following reading list consists of 6 books, 4 in English and the others in Chinese, about China and Chinese culture. Written by distinguished scholars, they offer a comprehensive introduction on the cultural root and outlook of China.
Some 78 paintings of Buddha statues stolen from Tianlongshan Grottoes are currently on display in Taiyuan, capital of north China's Shanxi Province.
Now in an era that consists of highly advanced technology and instant social media access, people no longer face difficulties gathering information about other cultures and classic works.
A picture of a white porcelain cup painted with the English cartoon figure Peppa Pig riding a bicycle through grassland has gone viral in China. The design and glazing of the porcelain cup makes it look like it dates back to the Qing Dynasty, reports the Beijing Youth Daily.
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