International creators reflect on Guizhou journey at China Storyteller Partnerships roundtable.
China's National Cultural Heritage Administration recently issued a notice and held a video teleconference to promote a special initiative on the security management of cultural relics in State-owned museums nationwide, launching a comprehensive inventory of these museums' collections and efforts to identify, address, and rectify safety hazards.
From December to April each year, Bryde’s whales — classified as first-class nationally protected wildlife in China — are at their most active in the Beibu Gulf, home to Weizhou Island in Beihai, in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region of southern China.
From July 17 to Sept 5, the 72nd Festival Puccini will set the stage for a momentous celebration of opera, unveiling a spectacular new rendition of Turandot to mark the 100th anniversary of the opera's world premiere.
If there were a vote for a national flower, the peony would undoubtedly be one of the most acclaimed contenders.
Located west of the Beijing Central Axis, the historic Beijing Fun is coming alive again.
The Choc Choco Chocolate Museum has emerged as one of the most delightful attractions in Beijing since its opening.
Traditional Dehua porcelain artistry evolves into modern cultural products, bringing Blanc de Chine to global audiences.
"The Enduring Legacy of Harmony and Beauty: Exhibition on the History and Culture of the Mufu Mansion in Lijiang" opened on Tuesday at Prince Kung's Palace Museum in Beijing, offering visitors a vivid glimpse into the heritage of southwest Yunnan province's Lijiang.
Shanghai's neighborhood dining rooms are attracting not just local pensioners, but young foodies and foreign tourists
Chongqing, a river city with more than 3,000 years of history, is turning to its rich cultural roots to strengthen its research on Yangtze River civilization with the launch of a new dedicated institution.