If you haven't heard Xinhua Dictionary yet, now is the time. There are plans to turn the dictionary into a movie, according to a report by People's Daily.
China's first market for buying back China's lost cultural relics overseas will be opened in Shunyi district by the end of this November.
Wild Fire Music's tour showcases singer-songwriters inspired by the indigenous folk music of Taiwan, Chen Nan reports.
The Autobots, a Chinese animated children's film, is being labeled by Chinese netizens as a shameful copycat of Cars since it hit the cinema last Friday.
A Chinese artist puts his inner world on display through a series of sketches, Lin Qi reports.
The 67-year-old artist Luo Zhongli, whose 1980 painting Father is recognized as a landmark in modern Chinese art, was speaking in Shanghai on June 10 for the opening of his exhibition The Art of Luo Zhongli in the historic Ampire Building on the Bund.
The Palace Museum will limit the daily number of visitors to improve their experience during the upcoming summer holiday peak season.
Shanghai University marked the creation of its new film academy and the appointment of Chinese director Chen Kaige, Palme d'Or winner of the 1993 Cannes Film Festival, as its dean in a ceremony on July 5.
The Beijing municipal authorities have issued guidelines on the renovation of traditional buildings and structures in the countryside.
China urged Japan to face up to its history and take measures to uphold dignity of forced labor victims after UNESCO's World Heritage Committee decided to inscribe Japan's controversial "Meiji Industrial Revolution Sites" into the World Heritage List.
China's health authority and All-China Journalists Association (ACJA) jointly kicked off a public campaign advising citizens to consume a quarter kilogram of fruits and half a kilo vegetables everyday.
Plagiarism, unauthorized broadcasting, among other copyright theft cases, frequently take place in China's film and TV industry, the Copyright Society of China said on Sunday citing a recent seminar.