It is time for a countdown to the Spring Festival. Starting Friday, most Chinese families will kick off a series of rituals to welcome the Lunar New Year. The traditions that have been inherited and maintained for thousands of years, bear in them the culture of the nation.
You can now spend Chinese New Year holiday practicing calligraphy by copying pages from one of the world's oldest and largest encyclopedias.
Aerial photo taken on Feb 6, 2018 shows the Zhonghua Gate in Nanjing, capital city of East China's Jiangsu province.
The one feature of Wuxi food that distinguishes it from other cuisines in the Yangtze River Delta region is its sweetness.
Wuxi's most famous product is one that bears a stark contrast to its sweet cuisine-a traditional Chinese music instrument that is loved for its sorrowful, melancholic sound.
A legend in the art world, Robert Chang's new biography charts his rise from Hong Kong street-sleeper to leading international dealer in Chinese antiquities.
Villager make red lanterns for the upcoming Spring Festival at a workshop in Beileng township of Wenxian county, Central China's Henan province, Feb 7, 2018.
A party was held on Maizidian Street in Beijing's Chaoyang district on Feb 2, gathering locals, foreign media and expatriate workers to enjoy the magic that is Chinese New Year.
A total of 105 sets of fine silverware are on display at Shenyang Palace Museum in Northeast China's Shenyang, Liaoning province, until April 22.
An ardent admirer of Vincent van Gogh, contemporary Chinese artist Zeng Fanzhi created a series of vibrant new paintings for a special exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
The following photos are selected from a series of photographic exhibitions, Beautiful China, Dream China, launched in 2017 by photoint.net of the China Photographers' Association.
Puppets were once an important tool for witchcraft. But later, the making of puppets evolved into a handicraft tradition.