The Nujiang River churns brown and is swollen with monsoon rain, thundering past the village of Lazhudi in Fugong county, Nujiang Lisu autonomous prefecture, Southwest China's Yunnan province.
As the first Chinese original animation to become a Netflix Original, Scissor Seven will expand into new films, spin-off series, games and more.
Who wouldn't enjoy a city walk, or a stroll after dinner, along the springs and streams of Jinan, the provincial capital of East China's Shandong province? With gentle breezes and flowing water, the city offers a sense of calm that lingers long after the walk ends.
The exhibition "Symphony of the Four Seasons: Folk Paintings from China's Sanjiang" opened on July 6, 2026, at the Museum of Assumption University's Suvarnabhumi Campus in Thailand, bringing the vibrant traditions of Dong folk art to an international audience.
The Hong Kong Palace Museum has launched the fifth edition of its flagship Bi-city Youth Cultural Leadership Program, bringing together 22 university students from Beijing and Hong Kong for an eight-week learning and exchange initiative focused on cultural heritage, innovation and urban development.
The original Chinese play, Shen Junru, was presented at the National Theatre of China in Beijing on July 10 as part of the 11th China Original Drama Invitational Exhibition, introducing audiences to the life of one of modern China's most respected patriots.
A new book chronicling a decade of children's art education and philanthropy was unveiled in Beijing on July 11, bringing together artists, educators and long-time supporters to reflect on the lasting impact of creativity and compassion.
The opening of Light Chaser Animation's Three Kingdoms: The Beginning in cinemas on Friday marked a further push by domestic studios, long dominated by live-action productions, into historical epics.
Shanghai's nighttime energy starts to permeate the city's neighborhoods, parks and riverfronts.
What do hip-hop dance moves and kung fu have in common? More than many people may think. Both demand rigorous training, reward improvisation, and celebrate physical mastery.
In the quiet town of Caozhuang in Linshu county, Shandong province, villagers are busy in mid-June weaving willow products ordered months earlier by overseas buyers.
Deep in the forested mountains of Pulong village in Jinggangshan, East China's Jiangxi province, Li Yunyan tends more than 90 beehives. What began as a modest sideline has grown into a reliable livelihood.