The Cuban School of Wushu and Qigong celebrated its 22nd anniversary in Havana on Sunday with a massive demonstration of these Chinese martial arts, attended by hundreds of people of all ages.
With lanes of ancient cottages covered in grey and white, and rivers winding along, Wuzhen seems to be a natural setting for theaters. With the fifth Wuzhen Theater Festival in full swing, the water town is indeed turned into a real stage, for theater enthusiasts as well as actors.
British pop superstar George Michael's classic album Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1 was reissued on Oct 20, together with a documentary about the singer's life, Freedom, Sony Music Entertainment China announced in Beijing on Oct 24.
More than 2,000 white-necked cranes, an endangered species, stop in Northeast China wetland to rest and feed before heading south for winter.
It is not uncommon for artists today to spend time on socializing or profit from commissions.
Tokyo-based art group brings immersive dining to Shenzhen. Deng Zhangyu reports.
Described as the "poem without rhyme, a fairy tale for adults" by modern Chinese writer Lu Xun (1881-1936), a new Chinese translation of De Kleine Johannes (Little Johannes) was published in September, around 90 years after Lu Xun's original was first published.
New four-volume book tracing the evolution of China's libraries through the centuries proves to be monumental undertaking. Wang Kaihao reports.
The late literati Qian Juntao was hailed for his versatility. He achieved success in classic Chinese painting, calligraphy, poetry, music and book publishing.
A private collection amassed by Claude Monet, which includes both his own paintings and works by other artists, will go to auction in Hong Kong on Nov 26.
In Tunisia, where many people still lack access to medical facilities, there is growing hope that the country could strengthen cooperation with China to localize traditional Chinese medicine, an expert said Sunday.
The province of Alberta in Canada is making efforts to attract more Chinese tourists, especially ahead of the China-Canada Tourist Year in 2018, according to Darlene Fedoroshyn, the Travel Alberta director of business development in the Asia-Pacific.