A traditional Chinese medicine college in Shanghai sparks passion.
A classical pianist hits a note with adaptations of songs from cartoons. China Daily reports.
Many artists today create works on tablets for convenience, such as celebrated British artist David Hockney who draws using an iPad.
More than 50 experts from State Administration of Cultural Heritage, the Institute of Archaeology of the China Academy of Social Sciences and Peking University attended a symposium in Wenquan county, recognizing that the settlement consisting of tombs and ruins of residential structures dates back to 3600 years ago.
Tai-chi is one of the many branches of Chinese Wushu, the broad term applied to the country’s various forms of martial arts.
A total of 62 Hui-style woodcuts were displayed at the National Art Museum of China, Beijing, for eight days from Aug 13.
The 2017 Sino-Foreign Literature Translation and Publishing Workshop opened in Beijing on Aug. 21, 2017.
Celebrations of the annual Shoton Festival began in Lhasa, the Tibet autonomous region, on Monday.
Hunan province leads the revival of Nushu, the female-only writing system, Wang Kaihao reports.
Police charged with protecting the environment of Hoh Xil on the isolated Qinghai-Tibet Plateau encounter hardships and rewards. Liu Xiangrui reports.
An institute for Tibetan literature and data was established at the China Tibetology Research Center in Beijing on Monday.
Portuguese ceramics often feature blue-and-white color combinations, says Chinese ceramic artist Bai Ming, who visited Lisbon for an exhibition in July. Lin Qi reports.
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