At a time when voices can easily be lost in the overwhelming volume of online information, many young people in China are finding new ways to make themselves heard.
A Chinese zoo that has banned animal acts and is built on the welfare of its inhabitants has inspired 200,000 poems and a book, Yang Yang reports.
Dragon Boat Festival staple zongzi is, quite literally, flavor of the month in China — but how it tastes depends on where you try it
Around 5,900 to 3,800 years ago, a thriving civilization flourished along the middle reaches of the Yangtze River.
A new specialty coffee brand, Golden Spike Coffee, opened its first store in Beijing on June 14, joining the growing number of coffee businesses seeking to differentiate themselves through roasting techniques, sourcing strategies and themed beverage offerings.
The winners of the third Landscape Architecture Awards were recently announced at a ceremony in Beijing, accompanied by a series of themed salons that discussed how urban landscapes can enhance the appearance of cities while improving the quality of life for residents.
Interactive musical events in Beijing's public spaces help young people navigate stress of daily life through shared joy, sense of community
At 12 am on Monday, China's first tailor-made remote sensing satellite for cultural heritage monitoring, successfully lifted off from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Northwest China's Gansu province and entered its designated orbit.
At the 11th Music Industry Forum, held on June 12 at the Communication University of China in Beijing, a new report outlined how China's music industry is entering a more mature, tech-driven phase.
Beijing kicked off its 2026 Cultural and Natural Heritage Day celebrations on June 11, with a three-day intangible cultural heritage carnival in the city's Tongzhou district, highlighting efforts to bring traditional culture closer to everyday life through fashion, technology and hands-on experiences.
For many great artists in history, printmaking has run in parallel with painting in terms of importance in their careers.
The Bard East-West Ensemble, a New York-based cross-cultural music group founded at the US-China Music Institute of the Bard College Conservatory of Music, embarked on a 17-day China tour from May 28 to June 13.
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