China will adopt new policies to provide the public greater access to the country's cultural relics, Liu Yuzhu, head of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, said on Friday.
From the TV program Chinese Poetry Competition to the documentary film Masters in the Forbidden City, the revival of Chinese traditional culture has produced many surprises, particularly its popularity among young people.
Although not exactly a major tourist destination, hordes of photographers have visited Yuanyang Rice Terraces. The landscape changes vividly throughout the year. Now as spring arrives, plants start turning green, making it the best time of year to visit.
Sri Lanka won the "Most Popular Tourism Destination Award" at the Guangzhou International Travel Fair (GITF) held recently in the southern Chinese city, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement Friday.
Beijing's brand-new art and fashion venue Tru-M plans a series of dining events that pair food events with its exhibitions.
Many birds gather together near the Dongting lake district as they prepare to fly north. Each October, a significant number of migratory birds fly from the northern part of China to the Dongting lake to spend the harsh winter.
Initiated by Chinese cellist Zhu Yibing, China's first cello carnival, "Super Cello 2017", will be held at the National Library Arts Center in Beijing from April 28 to May 1.
An image of the Taoism god Dongwanggong (King of the East) has been found on a mirror unearthed from Emperor Liu He's tomb in Jiangxi.
Chinese has been added to the graduation exam list by an Italian high school and 29 students will take the test this year, the Guangming Daily reports quoting Italian local media.
The Italian cruise line Costa Cruises recently celebrated the maiden call of Costa Fortuna at Tianjin International Cruise Home Port.
Prominent ink painter Zhang Ding (1917-2010) once said, "It takes a lot of study to paint in only black, white and gray. In a dazzling world, the combination of black, white and gray brings me great comfort."
A witness to the course of the Chinese revolution, lithographer Wang Qi (1918-2016) recorded in his works what happened to the country and its people.
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