The Finest Cultural Gifts From China — Cultural and Tourism Trade Promotion Activity, featuring a special session on cultural exchange, will take place in Beijing on June 24.
From an early age, Dai Ying received systematic training in two seemingly unrelated disciplines: Chinese calligraphy and table tennis. Yet the years spent mastering both gave her sensitivity to rhythm, speed and hand control through coordinating her fingers, hands and body.
Chinese calligraphy is more than brush-and-ink writing — it embodies Confucianism, Taoism, Zen Buddhism, and Yin-Yang philosophy.
Bvlgari Hotel Beijing has launched a new restaurant, Pizza Bar, featuring recipes developed by Italian pizza chef Pier Daniele Seu, bringing contemporary Roman-style pizza to diners in the Chinese capital.
A massive Shaanxi discovery reveals the hidden noble network that protected a 3,000-year-old capital city.
Fascinated by deserts and having a fondness for taking the tougher path, photographer releases a book about his adventures, including finding an unconventional protein source.
A visit to Langshan Mountain in Hunan province reveals a breathtaking Danxia landscape and part of a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site.
Idyllic locale, traditional attire and intricate crafts attract global travelers to ethnic Guizhou
Wolfram, the latest film by Australian Indigenous director Warwick Thornton, held its China premiere on June 14 as part of the Australia Focus program at the 28th Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF).
It began, as many artistic revelations do, with a walk through a city that refuses to stand still.
Beijing's cultural and tourism sector posted solid growth during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, fueled by traditional folklore activities, upgraded cultural experiences and rising inbound travel demand, according to local authorities.