Chinese archaeologists have found a large amount of carbonized rice grains in caves dating from the New Stone Age, challenging the conventional view that cave dwellers were solely hunter gathers and did not cultivate land for food.
China got its English name from being the home of china, usually glittering and translucent material that was once greatly appreciated as artwork.But china can however, be quite fragile.
In traditional Chinese culture, winter is a period of time to "hide" and to prepare for the new development in the coming spring. Thus it is a good time to study, to gain more knowledge and skills to use in the New Year. Here are three new books to enjoy and learn something useful at the same time.
"Silk … The Eternal Road", an English musical by students and teachers of the Asia-Pacific Experimental School of Beijing Normal University, premiered in Beijing on Nov 1.
Hong Kong broadcaster Phoenix Satellite Television recently launched a summit in Beijing to gather around 500 experts and insiders to discuss the challenges and opportunities for Chinese enterprises looking to expand abroad.
The country's scientific achievements have helped foster what is being hailed as the start of a golden age for Chinese science fiction.
The Class of 2017 has graduated from New York University Shanghai.
With the arrival of "Beginning of Winter" on Nov 7, a solar term on the traditional Chinese lunar calendar, the brewing of rice wine in Shaoxing, Zhejiang province, began.
America's love of Chinese food is one of the most unexpected stories of cultural exchange in world history.
What does the phrase "Made in China" represent? US artist Andres Serrano tries to give an answer with a distinctly red hue in An American Perspective, his first solo show in China, which features his most recent Made in China series.
Chinese archaeologists have unearthed the world's smallest paleolithic ornamental beads, in Northwest China's Ningxia Hui autonomous region.
In recent years, Chinese archaeological teams have been working far afield uncovering the secrets of the past.
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