Dressed in the costumes of the 2,500-year-old Chu culture, Zhou Zhou, a marketing manager at the Chu King's Mausoleum at the Xiongjiazhong National Archaeological Heritage Park in Jingzhou, Hubei province, begins work.
A bilingual comic book by Zheng Xinyao was released in Shanghai this month.
In celebration of Lunar New Year, which fell on Feb 10, a series of classical programs by the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing, has been aired on radio stations from Feb 8 throughout the United States.
YOLO, the highest-grossing film of the just concluded Spring Festival, has sold its international distribution rights to Sony Pictures, according to Sony Pictures and the Chinese company, News Classics Media.
In Chinese tradition, all family members are expected to return home to have dinner together on Lunar New Year's Eve. Islands, a popular TV series unfolding with such a bustling and heartwarming scene, has resonated with many viewers, leading it to top the ratings for the same time slot.
A hanfu parade was held in Valletta, the capital of Malta, on February 17, 2024 in celebration of Chinese New Year.
Rain Water (Chinese: 雨水) this year starts on Feb 19 and ends on Mar 4.
Shuixigou Middle School in Urumqi county, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, has a 9-year education system with curriculums ranging from primary school to junior high school. With its 20-year history of winter sports courses, Shuixigou Middle School has gained fame across Urumqi city and even Xinjiang.
With its wealth of natural resources, rare animals and plants, as well as history and ethnic cultures, Tongren is a great destination for winter tourism.
Stamp collecting has recently emerged as a fresh and innovative approach for young people to document their travels, and many have been driven by the hobby, which offers a strong sense of interactivity and ceremony, to explore more attractions.
It is the symbol of Chinese nationality and of potent and auspicious powers. It has control over water, rainfall, hurricanes and floods. It is also the symbol of good luck. Chinese people have revered it for thousands of years.
Jinpoluo village in northeastern Beijing has boasted bountiful harvests of millets for centuries and now a dessert chef, Liu Tiantian, is adding her brand of sweetness to the place by using the ancient grain to make Western-style desserts.