A new cartoon flick imagines a fantastical account of the mysterious Sanxingdui civilization, Xu Fan reports.
The year 2023 saw a wide variety of TV and internet variety shows in China, offering amazing entertainment to audiences.
The five elements of the Chinese zodiac (wood, fire, earth, metal and water) combine with the 12 animals to create a 60-year cycle. Feb 10 begins a year for the Wood Dragon. What does the year have in store for you?
A small settlement in Jiangxi province that's the ancestral home of big-name theater director Stan Lai is raising a curtain on its performing arts, Cheng Yuezhu and Tang Ying report.
Enthusiasts of Chinese culture in Malta can now learn all about hanfu, the traditional style of clothing worn by the Han people, thanks to a new cultural platform dubbed the "Hanfu Costume Society" that was launched at the island's China Cultural Center on Friday.
Renovated historical buildings find new life as cultural centers and theaters, offering visitors a glimpse of the past, Chen Nan reports.
Beijing honors botanist for outstanding work in often-dangerous circumstances, Yang Feiyue reports.
A Xizang-themed musical shines on the stage of Hong Kong Cultural Centre. It is rooted in the abundant singing and dancing heritage of Tibetan culture and adapted from a true story of a family of two generations defending the motherland on the border for 34 years.
What is it like to soar over the slopes of a ski resort? Let's follow this reporter's breathtaking aerial adventure over the Nalati International Ski Resort, nestled amid the rugged beauty of Xinyuan county in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. Buckle up and hold your breath for a bird's eye view of this magnificent winter wonderland!
Chinese singer Gong Linna released her new song, titled Return Home, which portrays the overseas Chinese people's longing for their homeland.
On Jan 14, the 9th Huilin Prize award ceremony, jointly organized by the Huilin Foundation and the Academy for International Communication of Chinese Culture at Beijing Normal University, took place at Jingshi Hall of the university.
"Being a leader does not give you the power to command your members. Rather, it empowers you to foster their growth and to grow with them," said Cai Weiyuan, a young but seasoned leader.
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