More than 40 trainees gathered closely around a cooking station, watching attentively as a Chinese culinary instructor demonstrated the preparation of authentic Chinese cuisine during a hands-on training session at the Center for Tourism Development in Yangon, Myanmar, on Monday mornin
Consumers across the globe are embracing DIY manicure products featuring traditional Chinese designs.
The Gallery C at the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts is easy to overlook. But those who step inside and linger are rewarded with an unexpected world of discovery.
An immersive digital art exhibition showcasing the history and beauty of traditional Chinese music opened on July 8 at the Digital Art Exhibition Hall of the China Millennium Monument in Beijing, offering visitors a new way to experience the country's rich musical heritage.
A series of high-profile events are enhancing immersive riverside nighttime consumption experiences across Xuhui district, following the launch ceremony of the 2026 Shanghai Summer campaign held on July 3 at the Shanghai West Bund ICEC.
The young musician Di Lin staged a concert at the school on July 3, taking the audience on a musical journey that revealed how the ancient ruan, a traditional Chinese plucked instrument, continues to find fresh expression in the modern world.
Shanghai Museum celebrated the opening of its highly anticipated exhibition, On Top of the World Tree: Ancient Civilizations of the Americas, on Wednesday afternoon. Hailed as the world's largest and most comprehensive presentation of ancient American civilizations, the exhibition will run from July 9 to Nov 14, 2027, showcasing nearly 3,000 artifacts from Mexico and Peru.
Laura Maria Cinquini, an Italian PhD candidate in world history at the University of Turin, has returned to Tianjin, a city in North China, to continue her research on Chinese glass painting.
In Dunhuang, experts highlight digital innovation and sustainable practices to revitalize joint legacies, Ma Jingna and Hu Yumeng report in Lanzhou.
Exhibition displays artifacts and more from Myanmar and Thailand, highlighting their deep exchanges with China, report Xu Lin and Liu Kun.
For many creators, Jingdezhen, China's porcelain capital, serves as a massive, living workshop, with numerous local artisans dedicating themselves to a specific niche within the craft in the eastern Chinese city.
Once confined to framed silk artworks, traditional needlework is expanding into global brands, cultural experiences and digital platforms, reshaping a centuries-old craft into a fast-evolving creative industry, Yang Feiyue reports in Suzhou.
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