Their feet were firmly on the earth, but their hearts and minds were in the stars. That's the conclusion of archaeologist after studying common household utensils used by Chinese about 5,000 years ago.
Folk artist Li Haiming makes an enamel drawing of Buddhist works at the Mogao Grottoes in Northwest China's Gansu province.
Sixty-six Chinese medicinal herbs have been added to the European Pharmacopoeia, an authoritative reference work for quality control of medication.
A classic children's drama "Malan Flower" is returning to the stage of the China National Theatre for Children at the start of June to celebrate the theater's 60th founding anniversary.
In a typically inspiring story, William Chak has evolved from an apprentice to a connoisseur.
A one-woman effort gets underway to re-create Beijing's glorious city wall and watchtowers that have long disappeared.
With great attention, Shu Ji, 83, observes a life-size wax statue of Peking Opera guru Mei Lanfang (1894-1961).
Rongbaozhai－which means "a room with glorious treasures"－has been in the woodblock printing business for more than 100 years. And it specializes in reproducing the works of Chinese masters on a very small scale using very special techniques.
International Children's Day is coming up on June 1. Here we have selected ten films from around the world that are most worthy for children to see.
Chinese boy band TFBOYS participate in the Chilldren's Day Gala of CCTV children's channel.
The Tacheng Accordion Museum, which opened in December, is the only accordion museum in Xinjiang and the only one of its kind in the country.
Embroidery on Xuan paper, or Chinese art paper, sounds impossible, but folk artist Gu Yuchun has made the impossible possible.
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