Two peacocks display their dazzling feathers above a majestic dragon, which is gracefully coiled atop a drum. The drum, placed at the base of the sculpture, is intricately adorned with carvings of peonies and clouds.
In a university classroom, 27-year-old teacher Fu Yiqiang, dressed in a suit and apron, cooked for his students using an electric frying pan.
If we were to highlight TV dramas that have left a lasting impact on young Chinese audiences, Empresses in the Palace (2011) would undoubtedly be on the list.
Imagine a world where poverty is a distant memory, women enjoy equal rights in the workforce, and clean energy is accessible to all — these are the ideals of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The construction of a sports field at a primary school in Qingzhou, Shandong province in 1996, revealed a secret kept for 1,400 years that went on to become one of the most thrilling archaeological discoveries of 20th century China.
Dozens of immersive works by artists around the world have created a world of senses at Symptomatica Horizon, a cross-disciplinary biennale of art, science and technology.
The end-of-year ranking of privately-owned Beijing theater troupes was revealed on Jan 20 by the three organizations behind the annual listing — the Beijing Federation of Literary & Art Circles, the Beijing Theatre Association, and the privately-owned theater committee under the China Theatre Association.
To celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year, China Conservatory of Music will tour major European countries, including Germany, Belgium and Austria, from Jan 27 to Feb 4, bringing a musical feast full of Chinese music to the European audience.
Yang Huazhen, 67, a national-level inheritor of Tibetan weaving and cross-stitch embroidery techniques, vividly recalls how she created her first embroidery piece.
Zhang Juyue, a 34-year-old from the Qiang ethnic group who has dedicated her life to preserving and reviving Qiang embroidery, feels she is racing against time.
Passengers on board train D87 connecting China and Laos were blown away by a special gala during their ride.
Over four years ago, director Hui Kaidong first laid eyes on the script of the TV series We Are Criminal Police, and was immediately drawn to its authentic and unembellished storytelling.
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