Young Chinese people are becoming more interested in learning Arabic as the Belt and Road initiative begins to generate jobs and business opportunities.
Renovation work on an ancient Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Northwest China's Qinghai province, which was damaged after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake in Yushu Tibetan autonomous prefecture on April 14, 2010, is now complete.
Traditional culture in Asia is a precious treasure that should be well preserved and developed through enhanced exchanges between countries, said Nobel laureate Mo Yan.
Qiang ethnic group gather to celebrate their New Year in Beichuan county, Southwest China's Sichuan province, on Thursday. The New Year of Qiang ethnic group fell on Nov 12 this year.
Chinese archaeologists excavating a noted Western Han Dynasty (206 BC - 24 AD) cemetery in East China's Jiangxi Province have unearthed two 2,000-year-old bronze lamps that can "swallow" smoke.
Musicians from the National Ballet of China Symphony Orchestra present featured classical music pieces from each of the permanent members of the UN Security Council in Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, Nov 12, 2015.
Great Seed Inc, a start-up and intangible cultural heritage online community, ended their "Paper Culture Along the Silk Road" documentary investigation.
Tea originated in China, yet over the years many countries have developed their own specially flavored versions.
People visit the prior show of the Shanghai Art Fair in Shanghai, East China, Nov 11, 2015.
Li Shaowei, a 43-year-old folk artist, paints on a ceramic vase in his studio in Jingdezhen city, East China's Jiangxi province, Nov 12, 2015.
It would be impossible to tell the story of Chenjiagou and the rise of Chen tai chi without mentioning the "Four Tigers of Chen Village" - the tai chi masters chiefly responsible for taking the family art beyond the village walls in the later part of the 20th century.
Among the many changes that Chenjiagou has seen in recent years, one in particular reflects how the village has embraced modernity: Women now stand alongside men as leaders in the new generation of Chen tai chi masters.
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