On Thursday, a nine-day Chinese shadow puppetry show to be performed by nine shadow puppetry groups raised its curtains in Huining city, Northwest China's Gansu province.
The Kite Museum in Weifang city, East China's Shandong province opened to the public on Friday.
Artist Chen Forng-Shean shows his latest miniature, created on an olive nut in New Taipei city, Taiwan, June 30, 2016. Chen carved a scene of ten people sailing a boat on an olive nut.
Guo is widely considered China's first hautest couturier and is the first born-and-raised Asian designer to be invited as a guest member of the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture.
The Palace Museum will partner with technology company Alibaba Group to promote cultural products and sell entry tickets to the museum online now.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will join a group of comic superheros to show on the cover of Marvel Comics' August issue.
Last week, during its celebration of its 25th anniversary, the Beijing-based international non-profit organization－formerly known as the World Association of Chinese Cuisine－released a report on the development of Chinese restaurants outside China.
Ink artist Peng Jian, 31, likes to arrange geometric objects, such as books, boxes and magic cubes, in random manner which is similar to how Japanese mono-ha artists do in their creation.
Unique Temperamentis a sculpture exhibition that shows various approaches to bringing out the beauty of life. It teams up active artists, including Huang Gang, Wu Daxing and Ren Zhe.
Song Ge's exhibition, titled Another Passageway, shows dozen paintings featuring vibrant colors and illusive scenes. Viewers can see obvious influences of Chinese folk art and Japanese ukiyo-e painting style.
The site of old folk kilns, covering an area of four square kilometers, has a history of making ceramic products for over a thousand years. The techniques of making ceramics in Yaotou Kiln was listed in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2006.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) said drinking very hot liquids could cause cancer but added no conclusive evidence showed that coffee is probably carcinogenic.
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