For Yeh, who has taught Chinese poetry for 70 years, the country's literary legacy is much more than a career.
Chinese buyers are tracking down outstanding examples of their heritage in small auction rooms around the world in recent years, according to a New York Times' article released on March 12, 2016.
A piano teaching system that adds fun to the lessons was launched in Beijing this week.
The Dundunliang Beacon Tower, a relic of military architecture of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), was accidently destroyed in June 2015 during the construction of a water project in Xi'an Town, Northwest China's Ningxia Hui autonomous region.
More than 100 contestants participated in the contest of tea picking, frying and tea art performing in Anshun, Southwest China's Guizhou province, March 29, 2016.
Photographer Wang Sibo applies light graffiti skills to capture this photograph set against the backdrop of the Mount Longhu (Mount Dragon and Tiger) Scenic Area in Yingtan city, East China's Jiangxi province.
American television network CBS has introduced its first actor from the Chinese mainland.
"Zhang Wei" is the most popular Chinese name, according to recent information from the National Bureau of Statistics of China. Some 300,000 people are named Zhang Wei.
The Buddha statue head was brought back to the Hebei museum on Tuesday after it was stolen 20 years ago.
Xu Jun, a former Chinese folk opera star, has come up with a unique way to pay tribute to the place where he was born.
With some 30 million kids in China playing the piano and many world famous keyboard stars such as Lang Lang, Li Yundi and Yuja Wang, the country is rightly considered a big player in the piano world.
Chinese audiences accustomed to watching free or even pirated TV shows on their phones and tablets are now paying for VIP packages to watch a popular Korean drama online.