A folk-figurine brand founded in imperial days looks to its future. Wang Kaihao reports.
Three neighboring province-level museums in northern China will simultaneously kick off a major exhibition to mark the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year and showcase a shared history of folklore and customs.
An ongoing thangka exhibition at Beijing's National Art Museum of China showcases dozens of paintings from recent years that celebrate contemporary artists' endeavors to enliven the tradition. Lin Qi reports.
An illustration for the 2017 national college entrance exam (gaokao) in Beijing was published recently, which included six literary works in the scope of the exam.
People read books during the 2017 Beijing Book Fair at the old hall of China International Exhibition Center in Beijing, capital of China, Jan 12, 2017. A total of 737 exhibitors participated in the fair and displayed 500,000 kinds of books.
Photo taken on Jan 15, 2017 shows the landscape covered in snow inside the Longcanggou National Forest Park of Yingjing County, southwest China's Sichuan province.
Festival lanterns are lit up to greet the upcoming Spring Festival in Huixian county, Central China's Henan province, Jan. 14, 2017.
Qingshaqi, or green clay utensils, are traditional handicraft products with more than 300 years' history. The utensils are made of Gantu, a kind of local soil, and have been used for cooking and boiling.
Clarinetist Wang Tao is very excited these days. He recently released his first classical album, Schubert, which he says is a milestone.
A young woman from China's hinterland, with few qualities believed necessary for success, claws her way to online respectability by following loads of chutzpah with growing sophistication.
Swans fly over the lake at Sanmenxia Swan Lake Wetland Park in Sanmenxia city, Central China's Henan province, Jan 14, 2017.
Rice noodles with snails, a signature dish sold at street stalls in south China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, are being exported to the United States, a company said.