Hoh Xil's vast grasslands host incredible biodiversity. Erik Nilsson recounts encounters with wolves, Tibetan antelope and burrowing owls on the world's highest plateau.
"Tanaka Tatsuya's Fantastic World", a childlike exhibition held in Taipei with the imaginative mini world of handmade dolls and daily items, is created by Tanaka Tatsuya, a Japanese artist.
A large-scale cultural exploration program National Treasure was recently launched by China's Central Television (CCTV) in Beijing, with curators from nine museums nationwide featured in the launch ceremony.
Documentary paints rich picture of Chinese artists reproducing Western masterpieces. Guo Ying and Yuan Quan report.
Hoh Xil's recent listing as a UNESCO World Heritage Site bodes well for the source of the Yangtze, Yellow and Lancang rivers, which was established as China's first national park to pilot environmental-protection reform.
Donkeys may help connect China and countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative, says an upcoming TV program.
The 15th Asia Arts Festival, hosted by the Culture Ministry and the provincial government of Zhejiang, will be held in Ningbo, a coastal city in the province, from Sept 23 to Oct 23.
Shanghai native Chen Junde learned painting from great 20th-century Chinese artists, such as Liu Haisu, Lin Fengmian, Guan Liang and Yan Wenliang.
Huan Zhong, a term which refers to the space within a circle, is a concept originated by Chinese philosopher Zhuang Zi in the 4th century BC. In Zhuang's opinion, the circle represented the realistic world, while the space was the abstract and intangible.
A launch event for Nuo Fitness by Vbros took place at the Nuo Hotel Beijing on Aug 22, to introduce what is described as the 3.0 Third Space fitness concept for travelers.
Pei is recognized in 2012 as the Luoyang city's inheritor of rubbing skills, an intangible cultural heritage.
Pizza lovers can get knead deep in dough when the annual Pizza Festival returns to the capital on Sept 16-17 at Wangjing Soho.