Photos of Chinese men "doing their business", almost completely exposed, at a colorful street urinal in Chongqing have recently gone viral online, drawing derisive attention at home and abroad.
32 couples, wearing the wedding dress of the Qin Dynasty (221-206BC), hold a traditional wedding of 2,000 years ago in Hefei, capital of East China's Anhui province on March 20.
The ancient village of Chenqiao is in Zhouning county of Southeast China's Fujian province. Surrounded by mountains and river, the village, reflected in the water, looks like an exquisite ink and wash painting.
Geng Xue, one of the three young Chinese artists who stand out among a group of academic peers, has been awarded the Sino-French art honor, China's Young Artist Award, at former Chinese French University in Beijing on Saturday.
As today is World Children's Song Day, you may want to listen to the following songs we chose for you. Let the melody of nostalgia flow through your ears and mind.
Minister of Culture Luo Shugang stressed tightening of strategy to boost the country’s cultural sectors.
Premier Li Keqiang held a news conference in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on March 16 at the close of the annual session of the top legislature. Here are the highlights of his speech on the cultural sector.
Warming weather means the capital's cyclists are gearing up for excursions, putting mettle to their pedals, especially as the city and suburbs are poised to burst into bloom.
Spring in a Small Town, a 1948 film by late director Fei Mu, is among the finest from the early days of filmmaking in China.
While AlphaGo's win over one of the world's best Go players marked a milestone in artificial intelligence advances, humans have an edge in many of the simpler tasks, such as linguistic expression.
US actor Leonardo DiCaprio (R) poses for photo with the calligraphy work written by himself during a promotion activity for his movie "The Revenant" in Beijing, capital of China, March 20, 2016. Oscar-winning epic "The Revenant" has been put on the screen in China since March 18.
Classic Disney characters are getting a Chinese re-styling for Shanghai Disneyland, with Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck set to appear as old Shanghai stereotypes when the park opens in three months.
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