Nestled in Huichang county, Ganzhou city, Jiangxi province, the Huichang Theatre Village is a hub of activity, where the sounds of performances regularly fill the air.
When Frenchman Remi Launay, 29, visited Beijing's Yuanmingyuan, or Old Summer Palace, in summer, the lines of a letter by famous French poet and novelist Victor Hugo engraved on the stone provoked his emotions.
The gallery does not seem huge when you first enter through its rounded, arched door but it has offered rich exhibits that present Chinese culture from past to present.
In a traditional courtyard dwelling in Beijing, an unexpected partnership was forming between a local graduate and a foreigner.
China and Ireland may be more than 8,000 kilometers apart and vastly different in geography and demographics, but there are some things that bind the two countries.
The Renmin University of China in Beijing and the Shanghai Federation of Social Science Associations jointly released the top 10 academic topics in Chinese philosophy and social sciences for 2024 on Monday.
HONG KONG — In the midst of Hong Kong's high-rises and concrete sprawl, where space for greenery is at a premium, there is a man who has spent the past 40-plus years preserving and creating pockets of nature in the most unexpected places.
Pride and pressure were what Li Xiaoke (1944-2021) lived with as a second-generation artist in his family — his father was Li Keran (1907-89), one of the country's most prominent ink artists in the 20th century.
A lecture series hosted by Chinese Archaeological Museum has offered a unique window into major discoveries and the latest research on the origins and early development of Chinese civilization.
Zhang Xuefeng, 54, creates paper-cut artworks at home in Tangqi village, Heshui county, Qingyang, Gansu province, and displays her series themed on ancient Yellow River elephants.
Dance drama Qianshou Guanyin (thousand-hand bodhisattva) has long been etched in the hearts of the Chinese people as a brilliant cultural symbol. On New Year's Eve, a revamped version of this famous performance premiered at the Shanxi Grand Theater in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, accompanying the audience in welcoming the arrival of 2025.
The first graphic novel adaptation of Liu Cixin's The Three-Body Problem was launched by Yilin Press at the 37th Beijing Book Fair, which kicked off on Thursday.
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