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2017-04-15 07:38

When he was a student at the folk opera school at Shanghai Culture Square, Zhang Jun often snuck out of classes to watch films at the New Shanghai Theater across street.

For time-honored brands, survival hangs by a thread

2017-04-15 07:38

There are few better ways of unraveling some of the mysteries behind Chinese culture than by looking into the history of the country's time-honored brands.

2017-04-15 07:38

At least once a year Meng Wei visits several shops in Beijing that specialize in traditional goods, looking to buy something for his family in Xi'an.

Spring scenery of Qutang Gorge

2017-04-14 17:00

Located at one of the Three Gorges, the Qutang Gorge, is known as a fine example of how nature works its magic to create a fantastic landscape.

Upcoming dance drama highlights self sacrifice and patriotism

2017-04-14 14:58

A new dance drama, titled Drum Girls, has taken to the stage in theaters around Beijing, telling the life story of a Chinese soldier protecting the border of Wenshan Zhuang and Miao autonomous prefecture during the war.

Henry Moore, Britain’s foremost modern sculptor

2017-04-14 14:58

The Henry Moore Studios & Gardens centre, based in Hertfordshire, has re-opened to the public, exhibiting its latest display Becoming Henry Moore.

Scenery of Chinese garden 'De Yue Yuan' at Gardens of World in Berlin

2017-04-14 14:35

Photo taken on April 13, 2017 shows an entrance of the Chinese Garden "De Yue Yuan" at the Gardens of the World in eastern Berlin, capital of Germany.

Spring scenery of Tangjiahe National Nature Reserve

2017-04-14 14:20

One of China's major giant panda habitats, the Tangjiahe Nature Reserve is located in Qingchuan county on the northwestern edge of Sichuan Basin, approximately a five-hour drive from downtown Chengdu.

'Yu qian': Taste of green and pure freshness

2017-04-14 14:04

Yu qian (literally meaning left money), or the seeds of elm trees, got the name from its resemblance to coins used in ancient China. The seeds, often mistakenly considered flowers of elm trees, are found around March and April each year.

China retrieves sunken treasure linked to leader of ancient uprising

2017-04-14 13:49

Chinese archeologists announced Thursday they have excavated more than 30,000 relics from a riverbed. They are believed to be treasures owned by the leader of an ancient uprising.