A symphonic concert titled Everlasting Friendship lit up the stage at the Trung Vuong Theater in Da Nang, Vietnam, on July 10.
Using technology and light, visitors are immersed in the 18th-century ruler Qianlong's retirement garden, experiencing history firsthand.
The cinematic scene, derived from an ink painting by veteran artist Dai Dunbang, is one of several immersive spots at Echoes of Song Ci.
The key to effectively utilizing AI lies in asking precise questions and skillfully filtering through vast amounts of information, said 78-year-old cartoonist Tsai Chih-chung.
Amid Beijing's wealth of historic landmarks, an unlikely attraction has captured the imagination of young visitors — the "ocean" in the Temple of Earth.
"Their sweetness and refreshing texture make lychees one of the best ways to enjoy summer in Lingnan," Guo said.
As soccer fans across China gathered to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup, six cities in Guangdong province transformed cinemas into lively fan zones.
A chair is one piece of furniture that people miss most while outside — it bears our weary bodies and helps our minds relax while reading, dining, or resting. This idea inspired artist Wang Bo to create an art therapy project commissioned by the Being Art Museum in Shanghai.
The 22nd Shanghai Book Fair will run from Aug 12 to 18 at the Shanghai Exhibition Center and Shanghai Book Mall, the city's Administration of Press and Publication announced on Tuesday.
Due to China's rapidly aging population, with more than 320 million people aged 60 and above and those aged 65 or older accounting for 15.87 percent of the country's citizens, aging has become an increasingly urgent social issue rather than a distant demographic trend.
As Xu Heng, a 22-year-old agronomy student at Henan University, examined a scanned page from an ancient Chinese text on his computer screen, he paused over several characters that had become difficult to decipher because of centuries of wear and damaged printing.
Feeling lost, anxious or uncertain about the future? A growing number of young people in China have found an unlikely source of reassurance: an 84-year-old British anthropologist.