With the frequent emergence of extreme weather events, environmental issues have recently garnered increased attention.
Renowned Finnish artist Fred Dervin, currently residing in Beijing, has embraced the Latin term Carpe Diem, meaning "seize the day", as the poignant title for his solo exhibition at the Ici Labas gallery. The showcase features paintings that embody the essence of this timeless phrase.
Mountainous Jizhou district in Tianjin embraced a significant influx of 3,000 runners from some 20 countries as the 21st Huangya Pass Great Wall Marathon kicked off on May 18.
Latest technology identifies construction techniques to better protect iconic structure, Yang Feiyue reports.
A new round of restorations of the Jiankou Great Wall in Beijing's Huairou district kicked off on Friday, marking a significant milestone in the ongoing conservation efforts of this historical marvel.
Suzhou exhibition focuses on art during Ming and Qing dynasties, Zhao Xu reports.
Highlighting a selection of objects acquired in the past two years that exemplify the National Natural History Museum's collecting vision and strategies, A Symphony of Nature — An Exhibition on Selected Collection Accessioned in 2022 and 2023 kicked off on June 5 at the museum in Beijing.
During the recent Dragon Boat Festival, Wuhan University of Science and Technology in Hubei province hosted a vibrant friendship dragon boat race at Qinhu Lake, a cherished tradition of the university that attracted a diverse array of international students.
Shanghai will host some big-name artists from all over the world at an upcoming music festival, with the premiere of new compositions and arrangements. Music in the Summer Air, or MISA, is a festival held by the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, which will take place from July 1 to 15.
The culmination of a prestigious national competition on marine knowledge was broadcast on Fujian Straits TV, South East TV, and various online platforms ton Saturday.
During a recent seminar in Beijing, producers revealed that the new movie Being A Teacher boasts a remarkable distinction as possibly the education-themed film with the largest ensemble of real-life teachers guiding ideology and political education classes. The film showcases over 400 teachers in a pivotal scene, adding a unique layer of authenticity to the narrative.
Nestled amid the mountains of Beijing's Fangshan district, the storied Yunju Temple stands as a testament to history, boasting several pagodas dating back to the eighth century and intricate Buddhist sutras etched onto stone, chronicling the evolution of Buddhism and calligraphy over the centuries.