Americans who are "Irish for a day" will be drinking green beer on St Patrick's Day, but on the Auld Sod the brew of choice every March 17 is more likely to be a black beauty.
Overall revenue generated by China's publishing industry has grown by more than $100 billion since 2011, partly as a result of international collaboration, according to figures revealed at the London Book Fair on Wednesday.
Gianmarco Meli grew up in Sicily, he says, "but I did a student exchange in Sweden and I loved the experience of living abroad." So he didn't think twice when he was offered an internship with a food-importing business in China three years ago.
The Annals of the Emerald Isle is a collection of essays written by Bao Huiyi when she was studying at University College Dublin.
Running a successful eatery means being able to source good ingredients. That challenge prompted one picky restaurateur to start his own farm on Chongming island, Xu Junqian discovers.
A contemporary artist honors Silk Road traditions in her scarf designs, report Huo Yan in Xi'an and Li Yang in Beijing.
A 13th-century classical Chinese scroll painting fetched $49 million from an anonymous bidder at a New York auction on Wednesday.
An exhibition showcasing a large number of Chinese portraits taken over more than 100 years has opened in Beijing.
Song Dynasty (960-1279) painting from the collection of Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) ruler Emperor Qianlong sold for $49 million early this morning at a Christie's sale in New York.
Ducks swim in a stream in Yixian county of Huangshan city, East China's Anhui province, March 15, 2017.
Heicheng city, Khara-Khoto or "Black City", in the Ejin Banner of North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region.
Photo taken on March 15, 2017 shows the aerial view of Shimen village of Huaxi district under Guiyang city, capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province.